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Rishi Bagree

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Rohit Jain1 年前

Same to same

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Chiitan Thai⭐️จีตัน1 年前

เราจีตัน☆นะ ยังไงก็ได้แล้วมั้ง？ถ้าเปียกขนาดนี้

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Rudreswar Panda 🇮🇳1 年前

be careful guys, khangressy gunda is out on bail..🥊

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Lata Agarwal1 年前

Wake up to reality of Rahul Ghandhi surely you can't digest the second part of this video..🙄

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Warrior 🆇1 年前

Is Haramkhor Pappu ko seediyon se Dhakka maar ke giraya jaye tab ise pata chalega ki Dhakka Mukki se kuch hota hai ya nahi...

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Vedansh1 年前

Hats off to police patharbaazo ko unki sahi jagah pahucha diya

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Shubham Pandey1 年前

ये एंटोनियो का पप्पू😂 इसी संसद सत्र में,हर दिन कोई न कोई अलग मुद्दा ले कर पहुंच जाता है शुरू अडानी से किया, कुछ पार्टी ने दूरी बना ली तो सम्भल भागा, फिर जब सोरस की बात आई तो बोला अब सदन चलेगा अब गृह मंत्री का 10 Sec का video काट कर झूठ फैला रहा है। इनको धक्का मुक्की no problem😡

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Vinod bharat bonapart1 年前

कांग्रेस पीछे से मारती हैं.

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Rob Benson

40,745 次观看 • 3 个月前

If you've raised €10M in equity, there's another €1-3M sitting there in additional finance that costs you 0 percent of your company. Let’s talk about debt. Global debt markets are 75 times larger than VC. But we barely talk about it and few people understand it. I invited William Godfrey from Tangible, who is currently arranging hundreds of millions in debt facilities for hardware companies, to teach us how to raise debt. 👉 Full video on YT, link in comments The core mistake: using equity to pay for CapEx. You raise VC, then spend it on CNC machines, a small factory, or robots you'll rent out to customers. Every euro of it dilutes you, and you're back raising again sooner. Some of my favorite takeaways from Will: - If you've raised €10M in equity, expect roughly 10-30% of that available in equipment finance. So another €1-3M, without giving up more of the company - Advance rates run around 80%, meaning you put in €20k of every €100k borrowed. Same logic as a mortgage deposit. - Asset-backed facilities put the collateral and the contract into a separate SPV. If that vehicle fails, the risk sits there rather than killing the company - Time your debt raise with your equity raise. You negotiate best with a full bank account, and debt is a terrible tool for extending runway in a pinch - Build a "seed portfolio" first. Finance ten as-a-service deployments off your balance sheet, prove the recurring cash flow, then take that record to a credit fund and refinance the lot - Lenders don't reject small startups because they're risky. They reject them because they're effort. Will's advice is to be easy to lend to. Use components from reputable manufacturers with warranties and insurance. Skip the clever per-inspection pricing. Sell the boring, provable cash flow and keep the ambitious stuff on the equity side. Disclaimer: Big fan, small investor in Tangible since early days.

If you've raised €10M in equity, there's another €1-3M sitting there in additional finance that costs you 0 percent of your company. Let’s talk about debt. Global debt markets are 75 times larger than VC. But we barely talk about it and few people understand it. I invited William Godfrey from Tangible, who is currently arranging hundreds of millions in debt facilities for hardware companies, to teach us how to raise debt. 👉 Full video on YT, link in comments The core mistake: using equity to pay for CapEx. You raise VC, then spend it on CNC machines, a small factory, or robots you'll rent out to customers. Every euro of it dilutes you, and you're back raising again sooner. Some of my favorite takeaways from Will: - If you've raised €10M in equity, expect roughly 10-30% of that available in equipment finance. So another €1-3M, without giving up more of the company - Advance rates run around 80%, meaning you put in €20k of every €100k borrowed. Same logic as a mortgage deposit. - Asset-backed facilities put the collateral and the contract into a separate SPV. If that vehicle fails, the risk sits there rather than killing the company - Time your debt raise with your equity raise. You negotiate best with a full bank account, and debt is a terrible tool for extending runway in a pinch - Build a "seed portfolio" first. Finance ten as-a-service deployments off your balance sheet, prove the recurring cash flow, then take that record to a credit fund and refinance the lot - Lenders don't reject small startups because they're risky. They reject them because they're effort. Will's advice is to be easy to lend to. Use components from reputable manufacturers with warranties and insurance. Skip the clever per-inspection pricing. Sell the boring, provable cash flow and keep the ambitious stuff on the equity side. Disclaimer: Big fan, small investor in Tangible since early days.

Andreas Klinger 🦾

13,706 次观看 • 29 天前