Fundraising

Accelerate your company’s growth with Evaliance Capital

Fundraising is a strategic milestone for companies looking to finance their growth, develop new products, or expand into new markets.

However, this complex process requires thorough preparation and a deep understanding of financial mechanisms.

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Why raise funds ?

Fundraising enables your company to :

Increase financial resources
without relying on debt.

Attract investors
who bring not only capital but also expertise and networks.

Strengthen your credibility
with the market and business partners.

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Key steps for a successful fundraising process

An effective fundraising strategy involves several essential steps :

1 . Define funding needs
precisely quantify the required funds based on your development goals.

2 . Prepare a strong investor package
develop a detailed business plan, a compelling pitch, and a clear capitalization table.

3 . Identify the right investors
target financial partners suited to your sector and growth stage.

4 . Negotiate investment terms
draft a letter of intent, conduct due diligence, and finalize legal agreements.

5 . Post-investment follow-up
maintain transparent communication with investors and honor commitments.

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Evaliance Capital’s support : your trusted partner

Evaliance Capital, an independent firm specialized in mergers & acquisitions (M&A), supports you throughout your fundraising journey :

Tailored strategic analysis
in-depth understanding of your goals and market.

Preparation of key documents
business plan, pitch deck, capitalization table.

Investor targeting and introductions
connections with qualified investors including funds, Business Angels, and institutional actors.

Negotiation and deal structuring
drafting and organizing legal and financial terms.

Post-funding support
guidance in managing relationships with new shareholders and implementing funded projects.

The stages of fundraising

Calibration of the operation

Asset audit
Definition of the amount of capital required and the scope of the capital raising

Commercial phase

Shortlist

Negotiations

Signing and closing