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Our guide to Capital Raising offers general information about the process of raising capital.
For tailored information about Capital Raising for your business, contact Nash Advisory.
Superior knowledge is the key to growth. See our sample report to find out what you're missing. We will create a customised valuation report worth $5,000 for your business.
To create your report, we will contact you and get an understanding of your business. We can give you the insights you need.
Achieving the best result for your business means finding the right investors, and we are the specialists. Our global network of contacts includes international businesses, ASX listed companies, and private equity firms.
Raising capital is not always straightforward. Business owners often don't know where to start. That's where we come in.
4 - 6 weeks
We learn everything we need to know about your business so we can find the the most relevant and enthusiastic investors.
4 - 12 weeks
Preparing your business for raising capital means making it as appealing as possible to investors. And we understand what they want to see.
4 weeks
We research the current pool of businesses and individuals who are looking to invest in your industry.
6 weeks
Once our process is ready, we begin engaging with our proposed group of relevant interested investors for your industry.
4 weeks
Raising capital is not a simple process. You need to ensure all the details of transaction are favourable for your business and attractive for investors.
6 - 10 weeks
This process will involve:
2 weeks
We help you finalise the deal and ensure the signing and cash flow goes smoothly.
4 - 6 weeks
We learn everything we need to know about your business so we can find the the most relevant and enthusiastic investors.
4 - 12 weeks
Preparing your business for raising capital means making it as appealing as possible to investors. And we understand what they want to see.
4 weeks
We research the current pool of businesses and individuals who are looking to invest in your industry.
6 weeks
Once our process is ready, we begin engaging with our proposed group of relevant interested investors for your industry.
4 weeks
Raising capital is not a simple process. You need to ensure all the details of transaction are favourable for your business and attractive for investors.
6 - 10 weeks
This process will involve:
4 - 6 weeks
We learn everything we need to know about your business so we can find the the most relevant and enthusiastic investors.
4 - 12 weeks
Preparing your business for raising capital means making it as appealing as possible to investors. And we understand what they want to see.
4 weeks
We research the current pool of businesses and individuals who are looking to invest in your industry.
There are a great deal of factors you need to consider when you're planning to raise capital. We can help make sure all the details are in order.
Our directors will work with you to find the right investors for your business and guide you through the process. As one of our clients, you'll be in touch with our directors at all times.
Investors are always looking for good businesses to invest in. We can connect you with relevant investors to secure the growth capital you need.
We understand what investors are looking for because we are investors ourselves. We have a great deal of real-world business experience which we bring to the table.
We have access to a network of investors who are always looking for established, profitable businesses.
We have an extensive network of individuals, SMSFs, HNWs, private equity firms, and family offices. All these investors want to know what the opportunity is, what the risks are, how much capital is required, and how they will get their money back.
This typically works on the size of the deal and size of the investment required. Some investors may want control, and others will not. It all comes down to negotiating.
Private equity investors are typically professional management teams with access to capital, while high net worth investors can be active or retired business people, or executives seeking to make select investments in sectors that they know.
