A/B/C Funding Series
Définition
The Series A/B/C financing refers to the various stages of fundraising that fast-growing start-ups go through. Each series represents a different expansion phase and involves higher funding amounts as the business grows.
- A series : Generally the first major fundraiser after the seed stage, it makes it possible to finance the initial development of the product and the acquisition of the first customers. Series A investors expect the company to already have a clear business model and product on the market.
- B series : At this stage, the company is in an expansion phase. The funding is used to develop the team, increase market share, and improve products. Investors are looking for sustained growth and significant traction.
- C series : This financing round is often intended for companies that are already well established, looking to enter new markets, develop new product lines, or prepare for an IPO. It often attracts larger institutional investors.