Growth Capital

Growth capital refers to investments made in companies that are already established but seek funds to expand, innovate, or restructure without losing control. This type of capital is typically used by businesses to develop new products, enter new markets, or increase operational capacity. Investors provide this funding in exchange for a minority equity stake, expecting to earn returns as the company grows. Unlike venture capital, which focuses on startups, growth capital targets companies with proven business models that need financial support to accelerate their development.