Non-Dilutive

Definitions

1. Describing funding that does not require giving up ownership in the company, such as revenue financing, grants, or certain forms of debt. Non-dilutive capital is attractive because it preserves the cap table, though it often comes with other constraints.

   In plain English: Funding that does not require giving up ownership.

   Example: "The founder chased non-dilutive financing to avoid raising equity too early."

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