Most venture capitalists and angel investors will expect a minimum of 30% before they even consider investing. Anything less and they may not deem the risk of investing in your business as worthwhile. If you can only offer a low ROI, investors may be better off putting their money in the bank. We’ve outlined a few things you should keep in mind when calculating ROI.
Topics: Raising Capital, Business Growth
When you’re trying to raise equity, it’s important to plan for future expansion. Potential investors will want to see that you’re in a good position to grow your business and expand into new markets. The path to expansion will look different for every business, but there are a few mainstays that apply to all industries and common mistakes to be avoided.
Topics: Raising Capital, Business Growth
For small to medium-sized businesses, there are a number of factors that can inhibit the future expansion of a business – changing markets, the loss of a big client, inability to accurately scale resources. There are five main issues that constrain business growth.
Topics: Business Growth
