Regarding public listed companies or private companies these can get investments through the issue of loan notes. Crowd for Angels offers three types of loans namely straight loans, loans with warrants and convertible loans. To get investments you need to start a pitch and you can do this by clicking on the 'start a pitch' button.
The 'min' is the minimum funding target that needs to be reached in order to close the investment for the company. The 'max' is the maximum funding target which allows for extra funds to be raised after the minimum has been reached. The minimum and maximum funding targets are determined by the company based on its valuation.
No, your company can be a small private company and still raise funds through bonds on the Crowd for Angels platform.
Companies must set a minimum and a maximum funding target which cannot be changed once their bond pitch is published as a Crowd for Angels listing. The Crowd for Angels listing shall be live for the duration of the Crowd for Angels listing window which is for a certain period set by the company. Nevertheless, please note that this period must not exceed 90 days unless the pitch is extended with the approval of Crowd for Angels.
There are no charges for companies to register and add a share pitch on the Crowd for Angels platform. Companies do not incur any charges if they are unsuccessful in raising funds through Crowd for Angels. If companies are successful, please see the Crowd for Angels fees charged here.
A crowd bond is your way of selling your company to potential investors at Crowd for Angels. As a listed company you may only provide information that is in the public domain. This information may already be on your website so it may be sufficient to copy/paste the information onto the crowd bond.
Pitches cannot raise more than the maximum funding target set by the company. However, a company can always return at a later date to have a second round of investment if its business keeps growing.