 "Start-ups cross the 'bridge' for funds")
A Mumbai-based start-up had raised $500,000 in seed funding from early-stage venture capital (VC) firms. It has shown good traction, but it is far from meeting the milestones in a year to raise a Series-A round. The reality is that it takes time to build a business in India.
The investors have two options: To let this start-up die or give it some capital and hope it achieves the metrics needed to raise the next round of funding. This is what investors call a bridge round, which provides a start-up with a new lease of life and extends its
The investors have two options: To let this start-up die or give it some capital and hope it achieves the metrics needed to raise the next round of funding. This is what investors call a bridge round, which provides a start-up with a new lease of life and extends its
