Fundraising

Raise the capital that finances your growth — on the right terms.

A successful round is not just a cheque: it is the right investor, the right valuation and a balanced agreement. We prepare your file, organise competition and negotiate at your side through to closing.

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Your situation

Four moments when raising makes sense

Raising is not an end in itself: it is a means, justified when the project exceeds self-financing capacity.

Accelerate commercial conquest

The market is responding; you need to recruit, open markets, industrialise customer acquisition. Equity finances an acceleration the bank will not finance alone.

Invest in capacity or R&D

Production tools, technology platform, certifications: heavy investments, ahead of revenues, that call for patient capital.

Structure a first round

Seed or Series A: the first round shapes the cap table for all the following ones. Valuation and agreement mistakes are paid for over a long time.

Combine equity and debt

Private debt, public financing, convertible bonds: a round can be structured as a mix to limit dilution — provided the instruments are orchestrated.

Our method

From equity story to closing

Investors see hundreds of files. Yours must be clear, credible — and create competitive tension.

01

Scoping & equity story

How much to raise, to finance what, over what horizon: the fundraising strategy and the narrative that carries it, anchored in your numbers.

02

Business plan & file

A defensible business plan, deck and data room: documentation that answers investors' questions before they are asked.

03

Investor targeting

Funds, family offices, business angels, public financers: those whose thesis, stage and ticket sizes match your file — approached in the right order.

04

Roadshow & negotiation

Meetings, managing feedback, negotiating term sheets: valuation, governance, liquidity clauses. Competition between investors makes the difference.

05

Closing & beyond

Due diligence, legal documentation, closing. Then the investor relationship begins: reporting, milestones, preparing the next step.

What advisory changes

Dilution is decided in the details

Valuation, liquidation preferences, governance: the headline price does not tell the whole story of what you are giving up.

A file at the expected level

Funds eliminate quickly. A structured file, solid numbers and anticipated answers put your project at the top of the pile.

The right investor, not just a cheque

Investment thesis, sector value-add, behaviour in difficult times: you are choosing a partner for several years, not just a financer.

A balanced agreement

The clauses of the shareholders' agreement weigh as much as the valuation. We negotiate them with your advisers to preserve your ability to lead and create value.

Frequently asked questions

What business owners ask us first

How long does a fundraising take?

Generally 6 to 9 months from scoping to closing. The timetable depends on the preparation of the file, the company's stage and the responsiveness of the investors approached.

What valuation for my company?

It depends on stage, traction, sector and recent comparable deals — and ultimately on competitive tension between investors. Too high a valuation can cost dearly at the next round: we look for the fair, financeable valuation.

How much dilution is acceptable?

There is no single rule: the point is to keep enough capital and governance to lead and stay motivated over time, while giving the investor a fair share. An equity/debt mix can limit dilution.

What do investors look at first?

The team first, then market momentum, demonstrated traction and the clarity of the use of funds. A file that anticipates their questions builds confidence.

Should I raise equity or borrow?

It depends on the nature of the need: debt finances what predictable cash flows can repay; equity finances risk and acceleration. The right answer is often a combination of both.

Confidential first conversation

Is your project financeable — and on what terms?

Thirty minutes to assess the feasibility of your round and the path to get there — with no commitment.

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