Growth Capital Explained
Growth capital is a flexible type of financing used to finance the expansion and growth of a business. This form of capital can be used for any corporate purpose that supports the growth of the business including product development, market development and acquisition. Growth capital can be a beneficial way to extend a company’s runway between rounds of financing. The extra time can be used to complete additional milestones that will raise the company’s valuation, or as insurance to ensure that all intended milestones are successfully accomplished.
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