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Last updated: 2 October 2026
Not every business should raise equity, and not every loan fits a growing company. Expertvuw’s team helps founders and business owners compare funding routes, get documents investor- or lender-ready, and complete the legal and compliance steps when the money comes in.
Businesses in India raise capital through several routes. Debt — bank and NBFC loans, working capital limits, and government-backed schemes such as CGTMSE — keeps ownership intact but needs cash flow and security. Equity — from angel investors, venture capital funds, AIFs or strategic investors — brings capital without fixed repayment but dilutes ownership and adds investor rights. Hybrid instruments such as compulsorily convertible preference shares (CCPS), convertible notes for DPIIT-recognised startups (₹25 lakh or more in a single tranche) and venture debt sit in between.
Each route has legal requirements. Private placements by companies follow section 42 of the Companies Act, 2013, preferential allotments need a valuation, and funding from non-residents must meet FEMA pricing and reporting rules. Lenders and investors both expect clean statutory records, audited financials and clear ownership of IP.
Expertvuw helps you prepare and comply; it does not guarantee funding or solicit investment from the public.
Basis: Companies Act, 2013 (sections 42 and 62); Companies (Acceptance of Deposits) Rules, 2014; FEM (Non-debt Instruments) Rules, 2019; SEBI AIF Regulations, 2012; CGTMSE guidelines. Last updated: 27 September 2026.
Keeps ownership but needs repayment capacity.
No fixed repayment but dilution and investor rights.
DPIIT startups: ₹25 lakh or more per tranche.
Must follow section 42 of the Companies Act.
Required for preferential allotments and FDI.
Foreign funding needs pricing compliance and FC-GPR.
Deals often slow down at diligence.
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Fundraising connects with these services.
Preparing for angel rounds.
Preparing for VC funding.
Debt funding readiness.
Company law compliance for funding.
Review funding needs and options.
Organise records and data room.
Choose the instrument and terms.
Support investor or lender diligence.
Complete approvals, allotment and filings.
FEMA and post-funding compliance.
Funding brings reporting duties.
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It depends on cash flows, growth plans and willingness to dilute; many businesses use a mix.
A debt instrument that converts into equity; DPIIT startups can issue it for ₹25 lakh or more in a single tranche.
Yes, for preferential allotments and for investment from non-residents.
Expertvuw prepares companies for fundraising and compliance; it does not guarantee funding or solicit public investment.
Allotment filings, register updates and, for foreign investment, FC-GPR reporting.
ACS – Director, Expertvuw Management Pvt Ltd
Fundraising support is provided by Expertvuw’s team. Expertvuw does not guarantee funding, does not solicit investment from the public and is not a SEBI-registered intermediary; valuations and certifications come from independent eligible professionals.