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by madamepsychosis
4083 days ago
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Here's a recent anecdote:
A company in London had developed a seriously impressive, breakthrough technology. When they went to meet European VCs, they wanted a business plan, revenue graphs, etc., nothing about how the technology worked. They were mostly ex-McKinsey and ex-banking and probably would not have understood the mechanics anyway. They lowballed/ passed on this company, because they were raising > £10 million, which by EU standards is a massive amount, and the financials of this < 5 y/o company were too shaky.
Then the founders went out to SF for a month, and pretty soon were practically drowning in termsheets. |
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