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Subject:
Business Strategy
Category: Business and Money Asked by: michel123-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
01 Nov 2004 03:15 PST
Expires: 01 Dec 2004 03:15 PST Question ID: 422844 |
How high tech. projects with obvious futur potential can make money while they are still in a R&D period ? Past "success stories" would be great. |
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Subject:
Re: Business Strategy
From: frde-ga on 01 Nov 2004 04:24 PST |
The general trick used to be to make an IPO - sell a chunk of the company - and invest the proceeds in something sensible |
Subject:
Re: Business Strategy
From: headhunter_uk-ga on 01 Nov 2004 10:31 PST |
Many venture capital firms will look at providing the necessary capital to develop and bring a product to market. The above comment re IPO or initial public offering describes a similar route. However this is not strictly speaking "making money" out of the product under development, but raising the cash to develop it fully. Many pharmaceutical and bio-science companies are good examples of this. Software and tech companies were good examples but are now out of favour. Remember the dot.com bubble! A venture capitalist will want to see a decent business plan and want to understand their risks and potential returns before investing. |
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Re: Business Strategy
From: michel123-ga on 01 Nov 2004 12:25 PST |
headhunter_uk-ga, Thanks for your comment. As you said, all those investment ways are not pure "money making" strategy. I am expecting an income that goes "immediately and straight in the pocket", even if the procedure might be sophisticated. To the researchers, I am not expecting here a professionnal level consulting advice, but more a philosophical direction, concept, or concret examples, from someone who do have knowledge/experience. |
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