Premeerima

Premeerima is a term that refers to a specific type of early-stage investment. It is often used interchangeably with "pre-seed" or "pre-angel" funding, indicating a round of investment that occurs before a company has typically generated significant revenue or has a fully developed product. Companies seeking premeerima funding are usually in the very early stages of development, often with little more than an idea, a business plan, and perhaps a prototype.

The investors in premeerima rounds are typically angel investors, friends, family, or venture capital firms that specialize in very early-stage investments. The amounts raised in these rounds are generally smaller compared to later funding rounds, such as seed or Series A. The purpose of premeerima funding is to provide the initial capital needed for a startup to develop its product, conduct market research, build a team, and validate its business model.

Success in a premeerima round often signals a promising concept or market opportunity to potential future investors. It is a crucial step for many startups to gain the necessary resources to move from an initial idea to a viable business. The valuation of a company at this stage is typically based on the potential of the idea and the team, rather than on established financial metrics.