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Rohan Kute
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A) First, you should clearly understand why you need funding – whether it’s for product development, marketing, team expansion, or scaling operations. B) Next, determine the valuation of your business to understand what your company is worth. C) Decide how much equity you’re willing to dilute in exchange for the investment. --- When you bring an investor on board, you share profits in proportion to their equity. For example: If you and your investor agree to withdraw ₹1,00,000 from the company’s revenue, and the investor holds 10% equity, they will receive ₹10,000, and you (as the founder with 90% equity) will receive ₹90,000.
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