
Originally Posted by
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Um.. to be honest, theres a number of reasons you're probably going to struggle.
- current investment climate is extremely risk averse
- numbers on a spreadsheet do not impress VCs unless they're real and audited.
- anyone who gives you that much money is going to have a strong say in the business. Unless of course you've already put up $20M in which case they'll still want a say but as a minority shareholder they'll have less swing.
- if it's so important that only you can run it, as an investor that would make me very nervous. What happens to my money if you get hit by a truck...
- if its not a going concern, turning over $25M right now, with an important strategic position in its market, a and clear exit strategy...
Anyway I could go on. Sounds like you have a long way to go before you're really ready to take on money. If you're serious, you could engage a professional to help you to prepare. You could also take a look at 'assob' - the australian small scale offerings board. That could be an angle for you.
Good luck,
Hugh
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