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RI Ventures Startup Funding
RI Ventures - Startup Funding
RegistrationIndia does invest in Indian start-ups to survive and grow through the difficult and vulnerable stages of development. We aim to make start-ups self sustaining and add pace to their growth. We are both, incubators and accelerators for the businesses which mean we not only provide start-up funding to new start-up but also help existing start-ups to cope with the funding requirement.
Our organisation provides angel funding along with it helps start-ups in subsequent funding for their survival and growth. We provide upto Rs. 10 lakhs which may extend upto Rs. 1 crore depending upon the potential of the business.
RI Incubators
With a commitment to train Indian Entrepreneurs and higher the ratio of successful startups, we started with RI Incubators.
RI Incubators guides startups to their ultimate goal of success by introducing them to mentors, product development, networking, market accessibility and more.
FAQs on Startup Funding
Start-up funding is required by the new businesses to get off the ground. There are many entrepreneurs who have innovative ideas but are not able to implement those ideas because of lack of funding which they get from start-up investors. Each business needs initial investment of their own to start their business and market their product or service. Sufficient working capital is most important for start-up’s financial health and not having enough working capital can cause serious impact on future of the business.
Along with fulfilling working capital requirement, funding is required to purchase assets such as new machinery or vehicle to grow your business or increase sales. Hence, funding is required to meet working capital and purchase assets required for business which adds value to your business.
RI as Indian angel investor is focused on helping start-ups take their first steps, rather than the possible profit they may get from their business. They provide start-up funding for small start-ups or entrepreneurs in exchange for ownership equity in the company or convertible debt. They Invest in Indian startups in a way which is a win-win for both the startup and RI.
The support that they provide to start-ups fosters innovation which translates into economic growth. Their aim is to fuel such start-ups who are financially struggling during the initial phase of their business.
RI is flexible to bring other startup investors on board for certain type of startups
There are many options to get funding for your start-ups and there are many investors for start-up business. It includes funding from Indian angel investors, venture capitalists, business incubators & accelerators, bank loans etc.
Angel investors are individuals with surplus cash and a keen interest to invest in upcoming start-ups. They sometimes also offer mentoring or advice alongside capital. Whereas Venture capitals are professionally managed funds who invest in companies that have huge potential but these are appropriate for small businesses that are beyond the start-up phase and already generating revenues.
Along with start-ups funding at the initial stage, Registration India helps in subsequent funding. After investing at the initial stage of funding, we help businesses to grow further by providing funds to them.
Eligible startups can take as many rounds of investment as possible, there is no certain restriction on it. But a after few rounds of funding we are pretty cautious about funding in further rounds.
Indian angel investors are also known as Seed investors or angel funders, they provide funding at early-stage startups. They are start-up investors who invest in early stage ventures or start-ups where they see a potential for the company to grow.
They look at investing in diverse domains, and would consider investing in Indian start-ups in any area where some of their members have expertise. These Investors for start-up business also provide for a simpler process as angel investments are an alternative asset class for individuals and the angels invest directly in the investee companies.
To help start-ups to take their first steps, Registration India can invest in Indian Startups an amount of upto Rs. 10 Lakhs as per the requirements of the entrepreneur and start-up funding may extend upto Rs. 1 crore only if that much potential is witnessed in their idea.
Investment Pitchdeck
Investment Pitchdeck & it's significance in Funding
Registration India helps start-ups to grow in many ways. We not only invest in Indian Start-ups but also provide various other amenities like guidance and training to the budding entrepreneurs. We also helps those start-ups who does not have much contacts in establishing networks and provide aid in marketing their product or services. We make them understand various legal and regulatory compliance to be followed for starting a business. Moreover, we provide technical guidance that have little expertise in business.
We help you draft your Pitch Deck efficiently so you can get investment from not only RI and it’s partners but other investors for start-up business.
Investment Pitchdeck is an essential fund raising tool. As the name suggests it is for Pitching one’s idea to the investors. It is a brief business proposal presentation created using PowerPoint, Excel, Keynote or Prezo. It is prepared to give quick overview of your business plan and is used usually during face-to-face or online meetings with potential investors, customers, partners and co-founders.
It also contains the mission and vision of the organisation. A good investment pitchdeck balances business and emotional needs of the entrepreneur.
- Pitchdecks will help you create funding decks that will get you noticed quickly and easily.
- Pitchdecks comes with hundreds of carefully chosen pitch points that help you tell every aspect of your story visually and evocatively so that Indian angel investors have a clear idea of what your start-up does.
- With the help of pitchdecks you can translate your ideas into easy-to-understand visuals with thousands of charts, diagrams, shapes, videos and icons.
- A good investment pitchdeck can help investors understand your business better. It can answer immediate questions of investors. The easier you make it for them to get the answers they need, the more likely they will consider you seriously.
- It helps investors for startup businesses to see where you are, where you are going and enables them to decide if they want to help you get there.
Points to be considered while making investment pitchdeck-
- Introduction : Introduction of investment pitch deck shall contain who are you and why you are here. It should be short, sweet and to the point.
- Team : This point shall cover the people who are behind the idea of your start-up and shall also describe their role.
- Problem : It shall also contain what problems are you facing to start a business and if it can be solved by bringing a start-up investors aboard
- Advantages : Your business proposal shall also contain how you are different from others, what makes you special and why Indian angel investors should invest in your business.
- Solution : It shall contain how you think your problem will be solved.
- Product : Most importantly pitch deck shall contain details about your product or service.
- Traction : Traction means having a measurable set of customers that serves to prove a potential. Hence, customer base you are trying to target shall be mentioned.
- Market : It shall also contain predictable size of your target market. It might not be exact
- Competition : Under this point, you can mention your potential competitors if there are any
- Business Model : Your business model shall include how you are planning to make money and how you are expecting your revenues.
- Investing : Your plan shall also include your planned budget and what sources do you prefer for your start-up funding.
- Contact : This point shall include your contact details so that people know how to reach you quickly.
Your pitchdeck should be in such a manner and format that it appeals to the investor to invest in Indian start-ups. Few ways to appeal to investors-
- Be proactive about getting your program in front of right kind of investors. No investor can simply show up at your doorstep offering help in start-up, so you have to do lot of research through magazines, websites, attending seminars etc.
- Your business proposal or investment pitchdeck shall be to the point. You should avoid it to be very illustrative because the one having money might not have time to read everything in your proposal. So focus on key areas.
- Show the investors how your idea is different from others. You should highlight such things which you think give your idea edge over others.
Following highlights of pitchdecks of some successful companies which can serve as an inspiration are-
- Facebook : Facebook is a social networking site
Facebook had a actual pitchdeck in form of a media kit containing the company’s value proposition, key metrics and marketing services that were used to sell ads to potential clients.
Most important takeaway from the pitchdeck of facebook was that, it was based on solid numbers such as their user engagement, traffic, users and growth metrics.
- Airbnb : Airbnb is a platform that allows people to find and rent lodging. Its pitchdeck is a favourite reference for entrepreneurs around the world.
The best part of its pitchdeck is the intro which is all about hooking the audience. It focuses on using a few words as possible to describe your business. It should be short, simple and to the point.
- Youtube : Youtube is an app for viewing and listening videos.
Pitchdeck of youtube reflects that it wanted to be the primary outlet for video content and it succeeded doing it. This shows that if you know what your product can do and you are able to show its potential then you can attract early investments easily.
- Uber : Major takeaway from the pitchdeck of Uber was its design. It shows the problem with images rather than just tell with words. It used icons to reinforce the message and maintained consistency in use of colors, fonts and icons. It used maps to segment market geographically. Moreover, it tried to cover all case scenarios and highlight their most powerful USP with different design.