(1) seed wheel. At this time, the startup company is just a prototype, and entrepreneurs only have their own ideas and blueprints for the future. Because entrepreneurs need less funds at this time, in addition to seeking financing from investors and investment institutions, entrepreneurs often raise funds by themselves or from relatives and friends.
(2) Angel Wheel. During this period, the startup has initially completed the company's products, accumulated some core users, and the company's business model has taken shape. Entrepreneurs will seek financing from angel investors and angel investment institutions.
(3)A round of financing. At this stage, the products of the startup company have been operating normally for some time, and the product form is basically mature. Entrepreneurs can also submit detailed and complete business models and profit models to investors, and the company has good prospects.
(4) round b financing. Since the model of start-up companies has been basically improved, the purpose of round B financing is often to launch new businesses and expand new fields.
(5) Series C financing. In most cases, startups have achieved profitability in the C round of financing, and the purpose of financing is to let the company go public. However, some startups that need to burn money constantly may conduct multiple rounds of financing before listing.
Legal basis:
Article 121 of the Company Law If a listed company purchases or sells major assets or the amount of guarantee exceeds 30% of the company's total assets within one year, it shall make a resolution at the shareholders' meeting, which shall be passed by more than two thirds of the voting rights held by the shareholders present at the meeting.