<ul><li>Startup funding stages range from pre-seed to IPO.</li><li>The pre-seed stage is the first startup funding stage where most funds come from bootstrapping, family, and friends.</li><li>In the seed stage, founders will need an MVP and a trustworthy team to attract potential investors.</li><li>For the Series A stage, the startup founders need to demonstrate some achievements by showing extraordinary metrics and traction.</li><li>Series B stage requires the startup founders to use the Series A fund for daily operations and business improvement.</li><li>The Series C stage is the fifth startup funding stage where investors may include private equity firms, investment banks, and other institutional investors.</li><li>There is no limit on the number of funding rounds a startup can undergo.</li><li>IPO represents the final stage of transitioning from a private company to a public company.</li><li>Startup founders need to consider if it is necessary to raise funds for their startups and whether they can work well with potential investors.</li></ul>

Startup Funding Stages: From Pre-Seed to IPO

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