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Financial markets and fundraising
Vertical C · Capital Markets

Full-spectrum fundraising and finance advisory - backed by a real, first-hand BSE IPO (Omnipotent Industries, 2020, fully subscribed).

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Fundraising · Every Stage

Seed Funding

Early capital to start and prove the venture; founder/angel structuring.

Series A / B / C

Scaling capital from angels, VCs and PE; cap-table design and dilution planning.

Strategic / JV

Corporate and joint-venture funding structures.

IPO & Listing

SME & Main-Board readiness - done before (Omnipotent, BSE 2020, fully subscribed).

Value It Yourself

Estimate enterprise value, self-check IPO/funding readiness, and size debt — before the first call.

Company valuation

Fundraise / IPO
Annual revenue₹20 Cr
EBITDA₹4 Cr
Revenue basis (1–3×)
₹20 Cr – ₹60 Cr
EBITDA basis (5–8×)
₹20 Cr – ₹32 Cr
Indicative enterprise value
₹20 Cr – ₹60 Cr

Indicative only — a real valuation needs audited financials, due diligence and market context. Not investment advice or a securities solicitation.

Debt & Government Funding

We prepare DPR + CMA data in bank format to maximise approval across these schemes.

SchemeInterestMax LoanCollateral
CGTMSE (collateral-free)~12%₹5 CrNone
SBI MSME Term Loan~11.5%₹10 CrPlant & Machinery
Bank of Baroda MSME~11%₹25 CrFixed Assets
SIDBI Direct Lending~10.5%₹15 CrPlant & Machinery
State Subsidy + Loan~9%₹20 CrLand + Building
Financial markets and fundraising
Who Funds What

Who funds what: typical Indian bank/market norms. Promoter = your own money (margin); the rest is funded by a bank, NBFC, investor or the public. Figures are indicative — actual margin depends on the bank, your profile, collateral and scheme.

InstrumentFor whatPromoterFunderTenure
Term Loan (project finance)Land, building, plant & machinery (CAPEX)20–30%70–80%5–10 yrs
Cash Credit (CC)Working capital — stock & receivables25% marginup to 75%Renewed yearly
Overdraft (OD)Short-term cash gapsSecured by collateralvs FD/property/securityRenewed yearly
Working Capital (Nayak / turnover method)MSME working capital5% of turnover (your share)20% of turnover limitYearly
Letter of Credit (LC)Buying raw material / imports on credit10–25% margin75–90%Per trade cycle
Seed / Startup FundingEarly-stage venture, proof of conceptFounder equity + sweatEquity stake—
SME IPO / Public ListingGrowth capital, exit, brandMin 20% post-issue holding (locked-in)Public subscribes the issue—
How We Raise

01Eligibility check
02Business/project diagnosis
03Document gap audit
04Financial model & valuation
05DPR / pitch deck / CMA / data room
06Funding route selection
07Target lender/investor list
08Outreach & meetings
09Term sheet / sanction
10Due diligence
11Closure
12Post-funding MIS & compliance
Valuation & Financial Prep

  • 5-year financial models - P&L, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow, ROI, IRR, break-even, sensitivity
  • Business / equity valuation - DCF, comparable-company and asset-based methods
  • Detailed Project Report (DPR) + CMA data in bank format
  • Pitch deck (14-slide), Project Information Memorandum & investor data room
  • Term sheet & Shareholder Agreement templates, cap table
  • Due-diligence preparation - financial, legal and technical

Compliance note: paid trading advice/signals in India require SEBI (Research Analyst / Investment Adviser) registration. Until registered, these are presented as research & tools, not advisory.

Fundraising Q&A

For a term loan, promoters typically bring 20–30% (margin); the bank funds 70–80%. Subsidies (e.g. PMEGP 15–35%) can reduce your share further. Use our Funding tool to see the split.

Seed to IPO - valuation, documents and the room to pitch in.

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