Funds invested in a company at the very early stages of its life so that the business has enough funds to sustain itself until it is either able to continue funding itself, or has developed something of value so that it can obtain further rounds of funding through venture capital. Typically business founders provide their own seed capital, using savings, credit cards or funds borrowed from family and friends. Seed capital may also come from crowdfunding or angel investors. Investors make their decision whether to provide seed capital by considering the value of the idea, and the capabilities of the founder in launching the idea.
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