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This is just not true. When a VC invests, they are betting this company will aggressively grow in value. All do some amount of due diligence. Clearly in some
by bosdev 10y ago
This is just not true. When a VC invests, they are betting this company will aggressively grow in value. All do some amount of due diligence. Clearly in some cases, not enough.
- cloudjacker 10y agoYou are basically implying that if someone does due diligence and decides not to invest, that the company is invalid. Its okay, that is a common sentiment. Incorrect though
- iaw 10y agoYou're 100% correct. Source: VC friends and the VC's I've pitched.