Capital Raising Australia
Capital Raising for unlisted Australian companies through small-scale offers. Investor ready services from $2 to $20 million
Investor Ready Program
The essential first steps to raising capital for your business opportunity
Property Development
Alternative private funds for construction and land purchases
 Acquisition
Raise money for established companies and new innovation
Debt and Equity Investment
Raise Capital
For your proven innovation, first to market strategy via an unlisted small-scale offer. Investor Ready programs that suit your stage of growth to attract the right funding.
Management may invite additional skills to the executive team when raising capital in exchange for selling equity in the company. In a debt investment, you loan money to a business, or a government institution and your profit is not directly related to the performance of the borrower.
In an equity investment, you buy into a company and your profit is related to the performance of the company. Debt finance is a strategy many business owners consider to fund growth or acquire another business.
Over time, equity based investments will provide higher rates of return than debt based investments. Capital raising should include a alternative finance mix of debt and equity to manage risk and return.

Get Investor Ready
- Provide a scalable and proven model
- Be investor ready before you promote
- Understand who your investors are
- Offer a realistic and attainable exit
- Structure your management team
- Promote through a compliant process
- Seek external legal & accounting advice
- Engage a compliant capital raising advisory firm to avoid the pitfalls
Get Investor Ready
- Provide a scalable and proven model
- Be investor ready before you promote
- Understand who your investors are
- Offer a realistic and attainable exit
- Structure your management team
- Promote through a compliant process
- Seek external legal & accounting advice
- Engage a compliant capital raising advisory firm to avoid the pitfalls


Get Investor Ready
- Provide a scalable and proven model
- Be investor ready before you promote
- Understand who your investors are
- Offer a realistic and attainable exit
- Structure your management team
- Promote through a compliant process
- Seek external legal & accounting advice
- Engage a compliant capital raising advisory firm to avoid the pitfalls
UNLISTED SMALL-SCALE OFFERS
Why Raise Capital?
- Implement a strategy after careful analysis of the use of trading debt versus an equity investment.
- Consider the benefits and costs of raising capital as debt is often cheaper than equity.
- The cost of the debt, i.e. the interest rate, is tax deductible.
- The ‘cost’ of equity is the earnings required to cover the non-deductible dividend payment.
- Consider an Investor Ready program to determine if debt or equity is your best financing tool, then
- Analyse small business trends to understand the market for unlisted small-scale offers
- Business Innovation and Investment accessing foreign investors via the VISA 188 Subclass program
Small -scale offers
Capital Raising Considerations
Different funding options impact on a number of important areas. Which needs to be considered carefully before making a final decision on the best capital raising structure for your company. While offering an attractive return on the investment, such as;
- Capital gains tax implications
- Dividends vs. capital growth policy
- Exit strategy 3-7 years
- Independent valuations
- Board representation
- Existing staff agreements
- Management or employee options
- Performance options and bonuses
Capital Raising Enquiry
This is not an application, no credit check.
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Shipping or supplier delays
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Accrutus Capital Raising Services
Vital to getting Investor Ready, we will discuss your successful business model to determine your company value and growth potential. Prior to commencing the capital raising program, we will work with you to build the business plan around your unique business model. To ensure the company attracts the right private investors to help you realize its full potential.
The investor is not that interested in your business, your product, market or what customers think of the product or service. Importantly, investors want proof of a ‘compelling investment opportunity’. Private investors must be convinced that their investment funds will enable a successful exit event. Therefore achieving the expected return on their investment. A successful capital raising starts and ends with how the company is going to make investors money. The Investor Ready program will prepare business owners for the investor due diligence process to establish key assumptions. Important to demonstrate ‘how’ the company is prepared to scale and when the anticipated exit will be achieved.
Capital Raising Stages
Seed
Founders / family / friends / followers
$100K – $300K
Idea Development
Produce Prototype
Proof of Concept
Early Stage
Individual / Angels / SME Bonds
$400K – $900K
Proven business model
Shows initial revenue
Break-even or negative
Growth Stage
Sophisticated / VC / SME Bonds
$1m – $2million
Selling products
Maybe profitable
Expand market
Exit Stage
Private Equity / Venture Capital / Peer-2-Peer
$2m – $20million
Established market
Significant revenue
Trade Sale or Exit
Capital Raising success through valuations
Successful capital raising is about alignment with your potential investors starting with the management team and growth strategy to scale the business. The most common reason for unsuccessful capital raising negotiations is the valuation and agreed method used to determine the value. A thorough investor ready analysis before going to the market to raise capital is important to determine
“How much is your company worth?”
Comparable Company Analysis
Evaluating similar companies with current valuation metrics, determined by market prices and applying them