Investors looking to invest in Series A stage

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300K - 2M
MAIF Impact is a 40 million euro venture capital fund that invests in startups with impactful social and environmental objectives. The fund is dedicated to promoting positive environmental and social change through the support of innovative and sustainable businesses. MAIF Impact seeks to create...
25M - 250M
Vitruvian Partners is an independent European private equity firm that invests in high-growth Dynamic Situations. The firm was founded in 2006 and has offices in London, Paris, Munich, and Stockholm. Vitruvian Partners specializes in leveraged buyouts and growth capital investments in mid-market...
50K - 10M
Candid Investors is an investment firm that focuses on helping individuals and businesses make informed decisions about their investments. They specialize in providing capital to early-stage companies in the form of venture capital and private equity investments. They also offer financial planni...
50K - 500K
Bangladesh Angels is an angel investing platform that works to nurture innovation and entrepreneurship in Bangladesh. It provides a platform where investors can connect with entrepreneurs who are looking for funding. The platform offers exclusive sessions and provides resources to help entrepren...
50K - 500K
365.fintech is a venture capital firm based in Bratislava, Slovakia, which focuses on pre-seed & seed API-first, infrastructure & b2b/b2b2c fintech investments in the broader CEE & Baltics region. The firm was founded in 2018 and provides both financial and mentorship support to startups.
500K - 4M
Matterwave Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Munich, Germany. The firm focuses on investing in European industrial tech companies with an emphasis on industrial hardware and software. Matterwave's portfolio is composed of companies leveraging emerging technologies such as ...
150K - 2M
Oyster Bay Ventures is a venture capital firm that focuses on healthy, sustainable, and functional food & beverage, as well as disruptive ag-tech companies. The firm is based in California and was founded in 2018. It has investments in companies such as Beyond Meat, Impossible Foods, and Sparrho...
150K - 8M
360 Capital Partners is a venture capital firm based in Paris, France, founded in 1997. The firm specializes in early-stage investments in technology and media companies in Europe. Their portfolio includes companies in industries such as health, finance, food, and energy. The firm has made 42 ex...
1M - 3M
Orbita Capital is an asset management firm that specializes in equity markets. The firm invests through its venture capital fund that provides early-stage capital to companies in need of capital. Additionally, they offer services such as portfolio management, investment banking, and risk managem...
2M - 25M
Olimp.vc is a venture capital platform that offers investment opportunities to investors and entrepreneurs. It is designed to make it easy to find and access potential investments, as well as to connect investors with entrepreneurs in order to create successful collaborations. Olimp.vc offers a ...
200K - 1M
Okta Ventures is a $50 million investment fund created by Okta, a cloud-native security company that focuses on identity and access management. The fund is designed to accelerate innovation in the identity ecosystem, and Okta Ventures is investing in cutting-edge companies and technologies in th...
250K - 2M
3CC is a global agency and venture capital firm that specializes in investing in uniquely qualified founders. They simplify and amplify the process of investing, helping founders achieve their goals by providing them with access to global resources, capital, and expertise. They also provide a ra...
500K - 10M
Norwest Venture Partners is a global venture capital and growth equity investment firm that specializes in early stage, late stage and private equity investments. The firm\u2019s portfolio consists of over 200 companies across a range of industries including consumer, enterprise, healthcare, fin...
50K - 250K
Ninepointfive is a venture capital fund that co-invests with corporates to take tech-based startups from pre-seed funding to maturity. The firm is focused on helping entrepreneurs and startups reach their full potential by providing capital, mentorship, and relationships for growth. Ninepointfiv...
10K - 100K
Capital V is a venture capital firm based in San Francisco that invests in early-stage companies in the technology sector. The firm has invested in several startups, such as World Of Vegan, Capital V, and Nutrition Facts. Capital V is dedicated to creating a global ecosystem of entrepreneurs, in...
500K - 3M
Founded in 2018, NFP Ventures is a Venture Capital firm based in New York. The firm focuses on early-stage investments in healthcare, fintech, and media, and provides a suite of services including capital raising, strategic advice, and venture building. NFP Ventures has supported over a dozen co...
10K - 5M
Navus Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Maasland, Netherlands. Founded in 2013, they seek to invest in sustainable food and energy technologies, and specialize in early-stage investments in high-tech companies. They have a portfolio of 19 investments and have invested in a range of Isr...
500K - 6M
Moneta Venture Capital is a venture capital firm based in BneiBrak, Israel. The firm invests primarily in Fintech and Insurtech startups that incorporate data analysis, artificial intelligence (AI) and financial technologies. Founded in 2014, Moneta Venture Capital has invested in more than 30 s...
1M - 5M
Three.vc is an online venture capital platform that helps entrepreneurs and investors connect and collaborate. The platform provides access to a global network of investors and advisors, allowing entrepreneurs to find the best partners for their project, as well as access to resources and suppor...
50K - 1M
Unknown.vc is a venture capital firm focused on early-stage startups in the software, internet, and mobile sectors. They provide seed and Series A funding to startups, as well as mentorship and guidance to help them grow and succeed. They are also involved in the startup community, hosting event...
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Fundraising for a Series A round is a significant milestone for any startup. It typically involves raising larger amounts of capital and working with more sophisticated investors. Here are the key steps to follow:

Researching Potential Investors

As with any fundraising round, the first step in structuring a Series A round is to research potential investors. This stage is especially important for a Series A round, as you'll want to find investors who are interested in your market and have experience investing in companies at your stage of growth. Some good sources for finding potential investors include:

  • Venture capital firms that specialize in your industry
  • Angel investors who have experience investing in Series A rounds
  • Networking events and conferences
  • Referrals from other founders or investors in your network

Preparing Your Pitch Deck and Data Room

Once you've identified potential investors, the next step is to prepare your pitch deck and data room. Your pitch deck should tell a compelling story about your business, highlighting its growth potential, market opportunity, and competitive advantage. Your data room should contain more detailed information about your business, such as your financial statements, customer data, and legal documents. It's also important to have a clear understanding of your key metrics, such as:

  • Monthly recurring revenue (MRR)
  • Churn rate
  • Customer acquisition cost (CAC)
  • Lifetime value of a customer (LTV)

Negotiating the Terms

When negotiating the terms of your Series A fundraising round, it's important to be prepared to give up a larger percentage of equity than in earlier rounds. Some key terms to consider include:

  • The amount of money you're raising
  • The valuation of your company
  • The percentage of equity you're willing to give up
  • The rights and protections afforded to investors, such as board seats and veto power

Receiving the Term Sheet and Closing the Round

Once you've negotiated the terms of your Series A fundraising round, the next step is to receive a term sheet from your lead investor. A term sheet outlines the key terms of the investment and serves as a basis for drafting the final investment agreement. Once you've received the term sheet, you'll work with your lawyer to finalize the investment agreement and close the round.

Tips for Approaching Series A Investors

  • Be prepared with a strong pitch deck and data room that clearly communicate your business's value proposition and growth potential.
  • Research potential investors to find those who have experience investing in companies at your stage of growth.
  • Be transparent about your business's strengths and weaknesses, and be prepared to discuss your key metrics in detail.
  • Be realistic about how much funding you need and how much equity you're willing to give up.
  • Be open to feedback and suggestions from investors, and be willing to pivot your strategy if necessary.