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Bebyond • 5m

Got the Term Sheet from the Investor? Now What's Next? If you have closed the deal, Congratulations! Securing a term sheet from an investor is a major milestone for your startup. But the hard work is far from over. The real challenge lies in navigating the post-term sheet phase and turning that agreement into a fully-fledged investment deal. Here's what you need to know about the critical steps that come after signing that term sheet: 1. Due Diligence Deep Dive The investor will now conduct an in-depth review of your business - from financials and operations to legal and IP. Be prepared to provide comprehensive information and documentation. 2. Negotiating the Final Agreement The term sheet is just the starting point. Now comes the intricate process of negotiating the final investment agreement, including clauses around equity splits, board composition, and liquidation preferences. 3. Closing Timeline Depending on the complexity of the deal, closing can take several weeks or even months. Stay patient and maintain open communication with the investor throughout this period. 4. Assembling the Legal Team Retain experienced startup lawyers to advise you on the nuanced legal aspects and ensure your interests are protected. 5. Building the Relationship View this as the start of a long-term partnership. Establish clear communication channels and alignment on goals to foster a productive, collaborative dynamic. Remember, the term sheet is a victory, but the real work begins now. Approach this phase with diligence, foresight, and a keen eye for detail. The right legal guidance can make all the difference in turning that term sheet into a successful investment. Need support navigating the post-term sheet process? Let's connect - I'd be happy to discuss strategies to help you secure the best possible deal.

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SHIV DIXIT

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Hey I don't think so term sheet is a victory until and unless you have 3-4 terms sheets from different investors because I saw many investors refused to give funding after checking everything about company also if possible then sign non disclosure documents with every vc for not sharing your company details to your compitition.

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