Foundations

Capital Follows Evidence

Capital Follows Evidence

The sources of capital available to a company change as the business develops.

Early-stage companies may be proving:

  • Technical feasibility
  • Customer need
  • Intellectual property
  • Early market demand

Later-stage companies may need to demonstrate:

  • Revenue
  • Manufacturing readiness
  • Regulatory progress
  • Clinical evidence
  • Financial controls
  • Scalability

As uncertainty is reduced and evidence grows, new financing options become available.

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