Venture Capital (VC) is a type of private equity or fund for a new or potential to grow company (Startup Company) that is invested, and the investors are called venture capitalists. The Venture Capital investment is risky but can give impressive returns based on an innovative technology or high growth business model such as information technology (IT), biotechnology, or software industries, etc.
Related Definitions in the Project: The Business Organisation; Commercial Definitions
Example Article of the Venture Capital:
Venture Capital Is Obsessed With Climate Tech (Source: Oil Price on 9 March 2023): By Felicity Bradstock - Investments in climate tech have risen significantly in recent years, as governments put increasing pressure on companies to decarbonise, introduce favourable climate policies, and push a rapid transition to green. This has provided opportunities for start-ups and long-established tech companies worldwide to innovate and develop new products that will support an accelerated green transition. Just a decade ago, climate tech was largely unheard of, with little funding coming from the world’s biggest companies. But skip forward 10 years, after multiple COP climate summits, and climate tech is where every company wants to invest their money. Approximately 35,000 climate tech companies were established between 2010 and 2022, bringing the total to 44,595. Investment in 2022 was estimated at around $73.86 billion, and climate tech can expect another record year in 2023. The industry is led by the U.S., followed by the U.K., but start-ups offering innovative climate technologies are emerging around the globe. ...
