Capital
Investment Readiness
Being fundable and looking fundable are different problems. Only one is in your control today.
Investment readiness is the work that happens before a raise: making the company legible to someone who will spend two weeks deciding whether to trust it.
It is unglamorous — statements, structure, obligations, documentation — and it is the difference between a process that closes and one that dies quietly in diligence.
How the work runs
- 01
Review as an investor would
Financials, structure, obligations and governance.
- 02
Map the gaps
What is missing, what is inconsistent, what will be questioned.
- 03
Close them in order
Sequenced by what blocks a process versus what merely slows it.
- 04
Assemble the case
The materials a funder needs, in the form they expect.
What you receive
- Readiness assessment with scores
- Prioritised gap closure plan
- Cleaned financial pack
- Data room structure
Who this is for
- Companies twelve months from a raise
- Founders who have never run a process
- Boards preparing for an exit
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