Company Name: Enterprise 1
Location:
BRIEF PRESENTATION
Pitch:
werwer
FUNDING ROADMAP
1. Market entry
Timing factors | Actual execution by a startup |
---|---|
1. Customer behaviour and preferences | werwe |
2. Attitude toward innovations | 11111 |
3. Compatibility of new products | www |
4. Government and industry regulations | 333 |
5. Technology level | 222 |
Review the information and rate it on a 10-point scale (from 1 - extremely weak to 10 - very strong), taking into account completeness, relevance, and quality of the information provided by a startup.
2. Team & Management
1. Team strategic positioning | 1 |
2. Team composition | 1 |
3. Team structure | 1 |
4. Splitting equity among co-founders | 33 |
5. Stock option pool | 4 |
6. Payroll system | 4 |
7. Team dynamics | 4 |
8. Founders’ startup experience | 4 |
9. Founders’ experience of working together | 4 |
10. Enterprise’s management style | 3 |
Rate from 1 - extremely weak to 10 - very strong
3. Business Opportunities
1. Industry Sector | Telecommunications |
2. Startup’s Technological Orientation | mmmm1 |
3. Business Zoning | |
4. Market Size |
Rate from 1 - extremely weak to 10 - very strong
4. Technology & Product
1. Key Features of Proposed Technology Commercialisation | |
2. Directions of Possible Technology Applications | |
3. Product Innovativeness / IP Protection Measures | |
4. Technology Embedded into the Customer Journey |
Rate from 1 - extremely weak to 10 - very strong
5. Competition
1. Direct Competitors’ Factual Data | |
2. Direct Competitors’ Performance Data | |
3. Estimation of Prospective Market Share | |
4. Unfair Competitive Advantages |
Rate from 1 - extremely weak to 10 - very strong
6. Marketing
1. Main Characteristics of the Market | |
2. Target Market Characteristics | |
3. Archetypical Target Groups | |
4. Marketing Channels | |
5. Key Partnerships | |
6. Customer Acquisition Characteristics |
Rate from 1 - extremely weak to 10 - very strong
7. Financial Projections
1. The Profits and Losses Statement | |
2. The Cash Flow Statement | |
3. The Payback Period (PBP), months | |
4. Return on Investment (ROI), % | |
5. Gross Profit Margin, % | |
6. Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortisation (EBITDA) | |
7. Revenue per Employee | |
8. The Revenue Growth Rate, % | |
9. Burn Rate | |
10. Cash Runway |
Rate from 1 - extremely weak to 10 - very strong
8. Intangible-Intensive Business Model
1. The Structure of Intangible Assets | |
2. Intangible Estimation |
Rate from 1 - extremely weak to 10 - very strong
9. MVP & Traction
1. MVP goals | |
2. Type of MVP | |
3. Plan for an MVP Launch | |
4. Social Media Engagement | |
5. Press Coverage |
Rate from 1 - extremely weak to 10 - very strong
10. International Prospects
1. Prerequisites for the International Markets Entry | |
2. A Working Mode | |
3. An Organisational Form |
Rate from 1 - extremely weak to 10 - very strong
11. Funding Flexibility
1. Alternative Financing | |
2. Just-in-time Funding |
Rate from 1 - extremely weak to 10 - very strong
12. Exit Event
1. Type of Investor | |
2. Personal Preferences | |
3. Economic Terms | |
4. Control Terms | |
5. Exit Terms |
Rate from 1 - extremely weak to 10 - very strong
Here are your ratings in a nutshell
1. Market entry | |
2. Team & Management | |
3. Business Opportunities | |
4. Technology & Product | |
5. Competition | |
6. Marketing | |
7. Financial projections | |
8. Intangible-intensive business model | |
9. MVP & Traction | |
10. International prospects | |
11. Funding flexibility | |
12. Exit event |
Take a look at this startup's valuation from your perspective. Just hit the button to calculate.
Your Valuation of This Startup:
$0
Happy with your valuation? Visit the startup profile for further contacts.