Danish businesses seeking an investor or business angel
Danish businesses and entrepreneurs who need capital, guidance, or an active co-owner. Browse active listings and find the next place to invest your money and experience.
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A clear picture of your capital needs, a well-thought-out ownership structure and a strong pitch can make the investor process more effective and reduce the risk of misunderstandings later on.
- We help you find the right angle to attract capital or a Business Angel
- Guidance on how much to share openly, and what should stay confidential
- Advice on equity and terms that strengthen your negotiating position
- No obligation — we call you to clarify whether it makes sense to move forward
What's an investor listing?
An investor listing is a free, public listing where your business describes what capital or type of investor you're looking for – and lets interested parties reach out directly:
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Looking for an Investor for Your Business? Here's How to Approach It
Finding the right investor isn't just about capital — it's about finding someone who understands the business and wants the same thing you do.
1How Much Equity Should You Give an Investor?
There's no fixed rule, but a few principles can help you find a level that's fair to both parties — without giving away too much too early.
2Pre-Money and Post-Money Valuation Explained
Two simple terms that many mix up — but that determine how much of the business an investor actually gets for their money.
3Capital Increase or Sale of Existing Shares: What's the Difference?
Does the money go into the business, or to you personally? The difference is crucial for what the investment is actually used for — and should always be a deliberate choice.
4Valuation Before an Investment
An investor pays for a share of the future, not just the past. See how valuation for an investment differs from valuation for a sale.
5The Investor's Exit: What Does It Mean for You as a Founder?
An investor doesn't stay forever. See what an investor's exit means for you as a founder — and why you should know the answer before taking the money.
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