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Venture Capital Investment takes many shapes and forms.  In general terms it describes the investment, funding or financing that an investor makes to a private company for the purpose of making a return on that investment.  The funding can be in the form of equity, debt, or a combination of equity and debt financing commonly referred to as debt with an equity kicker, which requires all the debt to be paid back in the form of a loan as well as the funder receiving a percentage of the equity or common stock of the company. Rather than common stock, this is often structured as preferred stock convertible into common stock, but with anti-dilution rights.

Reverse Merger Funding assists companies in search of funding. Although we are not currently funding start-up companies, if your company has gross annual revenues of at least $5,000,000 please consider Submitting a Funding Request to us. We promptly respond to all submissions and if we don’t fund your particular company we offer helpful advice, and occasionally referrals, that might assist you in the future to meet your funding needs.

Type of Investor - Venture Capital Investments are made by a variety of investors.  The investor can be a large VC Firm with over $1,000,000,000 in assets or a small VC Firm with only a few million in assets. The investor can also be a private individual commonly referred to as an Angel Investor or small group of individuals who have form an investment vehicle such as a partnership, limited partnership, limited liability company or a corporation. The investor can even be another corporation that likes the research or product the small private company is working on and wants rights to that new product or research so decides to fund that small private company.

Type of Company - The type of company receiving the venture capital investment can be a company that has been in existence for 10 or more years, but is more likely a young company in need of funding for growth or expansion.  It can also be a start-up company with no revenues, just a business plan.  Unfortunately, it is extremely hard for start-up companies with no sales to raise VC funding. That is because without a proven business model or sales of any kind the group or firm providing the funding deems it to be extremely high risk. This is especially true if the company seeking funding does not have an experienced management team.

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