Hey WSO nation,
Can anyone out there recommend resources relating to private capital raises? I don't have much exposure to this world and would love to learn more about the process, the universe of instruments available, legal considerations, etc...
Also willing to trade material if anyone has anything good...
Thanks in advance,
BR
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Hello, BR!
Reading your post, looks like you are learning more about capital raises. I would recommend you to check this link:
wwwDotfiverrDotcom/campervans/give-you-documents-required-to-raise-capital
We will provide you the documents you need to raise capital.
PS: Sorry if the exact link can't be posted. I don't have enough points yet :)
Regards
What are some options for a profitable private business to raise equity capital? (Originally Posted: 12/07/2014)
Say a profitable, mid-staged business is looking to expand geographically or add a new product line and is looking to raise equity capital, what are some of its options besides going IPO? Maybe a private placement? VC/Angel investor would be out of the picture and PE wouldn't be viable if the owner doesn't want to go IPO or sell his company anytime soon? Any insight would be appreciated.
Mezzanine financing seems appropriate for this situation. Debt like financing that could be converted to equity if the investment is not repaid in full. Another option is a convertible debenture that has a maturity suitable to the owner's long-term goals. This converts the debt into equity at a certain point in time.
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