Fund Raising for New Companies
- Secure the Right Funding to Launch, Scale & Succeed with Expert Financial Guidance
- 100% Transparent Process with Dedicated Funding Advisors
- Serving Startups & New Businesses Across India with Reliable Funding Solutions
- Trusted by Entrepreneurs, Innovators & Early-Stage Companies Nationwide
- 👉 Get Funding Support & Turn Your Idea into Reality
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What is Fund Raising for New Companies?
Fund raising is the process of securing capital for starting or growing a new business through investors, financial institutions, or government schemes. It helps startups convert ideas into successful ventures by providing the necessary financial backing.
Whether you are launching a new startup, developing a product, expanding operations, or scaling your business, the right funding strategy is crucial for long-term success.
For entrepreneurs in Chennai — from tech startups in OMR to retail ventures in T. Nagar — structured fund raising ensures you get the right capital at the right stage.
💡 Did you know? Startups can raise funds through multiple channels like equity investment, venture capital, angel investors, and government-backed schemes.
Benefits
Fund raising offers significant advantages for new businesses:

Access to Capital
Get the required funds to start or scale your business efficiently.

Business Growth Support
Invest in product development, hiring, marketing, and infrastructure.

Strategic Guidance
Many investors provide mentorship along with funding.

Improved Credibility
Funding from recognized sources boosts business reputation.
Eligibility Criteria
Fund Raising Eligibility
Eligibility depends on the funding type, but generally includes:
- Age: 18+ years
- Innovative business idea or model
- Clear business plan or project report
- Startup or early-stage company
- Scalable business potential
- Basic financial planning and projections
- Indian citizen or registered business entity
Documents Required
Document Checklist
Prepare these documents for successful funding:
- Identity Proof
- PAN Card
- Aadhaar Card
- Passport
- Driving License
- Address Proof
- Aadhaar Card
- Utility Bills
- Passport
- Voter ID
- Business Plan / Pitch Deck
- Detailed idea, revenue model, projections
- Company Registration Documents
- Certificate of Incorporation
- MOA / AOA / Partnership Deed
- Financial Projections
- Revenue, cost, and growth forecasts
- Bank Statements
- If existing business
- Pitch Presentation
- For investors
- Audited Financial Statements
- Board's Report
- Annual Return (MGT-7/7A)
- Form AOC-4
- Form MGT-7
- Digital Signature Certificate
Fees and Charges for Car Loan
Charges may vary depending on funding type:
| Particulars | Charges |
|---|---|
| Consultation Fees | Based on service scope |
| Documentation / Advisory Fees | ₹10,000 – ₹50,000+ |
| Success Fees | % of funds raised |
| Legal & Compliance Charges | As per actuals |
*Charges depend on complexity, funding type, and investor involvement.
Fund Raising Process
Step-by-Step Loan Assistance Process
Swasthik Capitals ensures a structured and result-driven fund raising journey.
Business Evaluation
We analyze your business idea, model, and funding requirements.
Strategy & Planning
We prepare a funding strategy, including pitch deck and financial projections.
Investor / Lender Identification
We connect you with suitable investors, venture capitalists, or lenders.
Pitch & Application
We assist in presenting your business to investors or submitting funding applications.
Negotiation & Approval
We support you in negotiations and finalizing terms with investors or lenders.
Fund Disbursement & Support
Funds are secured, and we continue to guide you for future growth and compliance.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Equity funding, venture capital, angel investment, bank loans, and government schemes.
Yes, most investors require a registered business entity.
It depends on your business model, scalability, and investor interest.
Only in equity funding. Debt funding does not require equity sharing.
Typically 15–60 days, depending on readiness and investor response.
