Growth capital
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Growth capital is a very flexible type of financing. The money borrowed under a growth capital line of credit can be used for any corporate purposes. There are no requirements to provide invoices or other backup material when borrowing under this type of facility, so administration is simplified as well.
Growth capital can be a beneficial way to extend a company’s runway between rounds of financing. The extra time can be used to complete additional milestones that will raise the company’s valuation, or as insurance to ensure that all intended milestones are successfully accomplished.
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There are companies which provide financial guidance to acquire Growth Capital. Attract Capital is one among them.
[edit] References
- "What is Growth Capital?", Industry Canada
- "The growth capital market in the US", Alliance
- "Herb Greenberg" for The Street
[edit] See also
- Hybrid security
- Convertible bond
- Preferred stock
- mezzanine loan
- Private equity
- Mezzanine debt
- Senior debt
