Why Should You Read This Book?
Capital from Family, Friends, and Personal Funds
Use available funds from family, friends, or personal savings.
Itās easy to access and simple to arrange,
but financial commitments must be clear to avoid risking relationships.
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Profit Reinvestment
Use profits from business operations for reinvestment,
helping the business grow sustainably
without relying on external capital sources.
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Capital from Customers
Encourage customers to place deposits or pay in advance
to create a revolving fund.
This is an effective way to increase customer commitment and loyalty.
Negotiate with suppliers for delayed payment terms,
allowing you to receive goods and sell them
before paying the supplierāsaving capital for your business.
Partnership with Business Partners
Co-invest and share profits with partners,
helping you expand quickly and efficiently
without having to invest everything on your own.
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Bank Loans / Credit Institutions
Borrow from banks or credit institutions at reasonable interest rates
to secure large financial resources for expansion and growth.
However, you need clear credit records and collateral.
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Rotating Savings
Raise capital within the community through rotating savings groups.
This is a flexible and easy fundraising method,
but you must choose reputable groups to minimize risk.
Raising Capital Through Investment Funds
An ideal option for businesses aiming for significant growth
and requiring stable, long-term financial resources
from professional investment funds.