How late-stage investors are changing the game for mature startups
SO you've successfully developed a concept, built a working model that generates revenue and your numbers suggest that you're on to something - that holy grail of a "product-market fit". You have also excelled at the early-stage funding exercise, validated by a comfortable seed and perhaps Series A fundraising. Now, you're well on the way to that x dollar valuation with dreams of changing the world. What's next?
The truth is, many private companies struggle to secure later stage funding, and the euphoria and support enveloping great concepts at early stages will not always translate to Series B funding and beyond. Everyone knows the alarming statistic that 90 per cent of startups fail. Being part of th…
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