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The main differences between rounds A, B, C are the maturity levels of the businesses, the type of investors involved, the purpose of raising capital and how it is ultimately allocated.
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Series A, B, C Funding: What It All Means and How It Worksanies that are raising capital. Series A, B, and C are necessary ingredients for a business that decides “bootstrapping,” or merely surviving off of the generosity of friends, family and the depth of their own pockets, will not suffice.
<span>The main differences between rounds are the maturity levels of the businesses, the type of investors involved, the purpose of raising capital and how it is ultimately allocated. The funding rounds begin with a “seed capital” phase and follow with A, B and then C funding. Once you understand the distinction between these rounds, it will be easier to analyze head Summary
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