Venture Capital and its Significance
Автор: Sandeep S., Mr. Prashant P., Madhu bala K, Chanchal Ch.
Журнал: Science, Education and Innovations in the Context of Modern Problems @imcra
Статья в выпуске: 4 vol.8, 2025 года.
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Any Venture capital is an institutional or private investment started into start-up companies/ early-stage (new ventures). When established, the expectation of a significant gain involves risk (with an uncertain outcome). Its money is invested in small businesses; it occurs investment it has an immense potential for growth. All that spend in capital are referred to as Venture Capitalists. The expenditure in risk capital takes place when a risk capitalist invests stock in such business, and become financial shareholder of the firm. It is also referred in risking the capital or patient, since includes risk of losing money if venture fails and take lesser to longer term period of investment for fruitful results. It is most suitable alternative for funding a capital which is an expensive source as per companies and most businesses which have large requirements of capital than no other inexpensive options. Intellectual property and Software are the common cases having value which is unproven. Thus; it widely spread over the technology which is fast-growing and biotechnology fields.
Venture capital, Investment, Entrepreneur, Venture Capitalists, private equity
Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/16010578
IDR: 16010578 | DOI: 10.56334/sei/8.4.18