Venture Giant is an online platform that envisions bridging the gap between Angel Investors and Entrepreneurs community in India.
The entrepreneurs who seeks investment to start-up their company or expand their existing business can post their requests to the angel investors through this platform.
This platform lists investment proposals from over 100 industries that range from manufacturing companies to real estate and other business domains.
As an investor, you can access a wide variety of high quality investment proposals from across India. Once you get registered with Venture Giant, you can subscribe to free filtered investment deal-flow via email and unlimited access to targeted business proposals for free.
As an Entrepreneur, you can submit your investment proposal on Venture Giant. The platform charges you a one-off listing fee of Rs. 4500 after an investor has made direct contact with you. This one-off listing fee includes a listing period of six months in which unlimited investors can contact related to your funding request.
Venture Giant is owned and operated by Venture Giant E-Commerce Pvt. Ltd, based out of Delhi. They have operations in Hyderabad and Central London (UK).
The promoters are also planning to expend their network of Entrepreneurs' and Self-Accredited Angel Investors through creative partnerships into new territories and Countries.
Posted On:
17 Nov 2009 | Category:
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Unique Features and Our Reviews
VentureGiant platform is dedicated to Indian Entrepreneurs to post their funding requests which might be to raise fresh capital or to expand their present operational base.
With the growing activities in Indian Entrepreneurship ecosystem, many start-ups have lately launched a platform to showcase or to fulfill the requirements for entrepreneurs; even the vision behind IndianWebStartups.com is similar.
VentureGiant looks simple to use. The only concern is the pricing model which seems to be really on the higher side considering that a startup company doesn’t have the budget to pay 4500 for just a listing.
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