Venture Capital

Our venture capital approach is centered on early-stage funding for innovative startups with scalable business models, particularly in renewable energy, clean technologies, and sustainability.
By partnering with forward-thinking entrepreneurs, we aim to support the businesses shaping the green and clean future while ensuring substantial returns.

FundamentalS

Venture Capital (VC) investing represents one of the most dynamic and high-reward segments of finance. It involves investing in early-stage companies, often startups, in exchange for equity (ownership). These startups are typically innovative, fast-growing, and risky, but they have the potential for extraordinary returns (Harvard Business Review, “How Venture Capital Works,” 1998). 

In simple terms, venture capitalists provide money to startups that are too young or risky to access traditional bank financing. In return, they expect a significant ownership stake and influence over the company’s direction. 

According to the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA), venture-backed companies have historically driven a huge part of technological advancement, creating millions of jobs and trillions of dollars in value (NVCA Yearbook, 2023). 

Key Features of Venture Capital 

1. High Risk, High Reward: Around 75% of venture-backed startups fail, but successful ones (like Uber, Airbnb, or Zoom) can deliver returns of 10x, 100x, or more (Cambridge Associates, 2021 Private Investment Benchmarks). 
2. Stages of Funding: 
   Seed Stage: The earliest funding to develop an idea. 
   Series A, B, C…: Later rounds that fund scaling, hiring, or global expansion.
3. Exit Strategy: VC investors earn returns when startups “exit”, usually through an Initial Public Offering (IPO) or acquisition by a larger company (PitchBook Data, 2023).