Share capital / venture capital / angel financing
Share capital involves selling a percentage of your company's shares in exchange for investment.
For what and for whom
For a company seeking additional liquidity, whether for a business acquisition, growth or to replace an outgoing shareholder, or when the organization's financing structure needs to be rebalanced.
Features
- Shares can be sold to a financial institution, an investment fund, a partner or an investor (active or passive).
- This type of financing is usually costly to set up, as several specialists are involved (accountant, tax specialist, notary, etc.) and a shareholders' agreement has to be drawn up or redrafted.
- The rights and responsibilities of each shareholder must be determined.
Benefits
This type of financing can be highly beneficial, especially when the new shareholders are strategic and bring more than just money (network of contacts, experiencemoney (network of contacts, experience, etc.)
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