In October, the 100th capital-seeking companies in 2010 on the venture capital marketplace of the EXBA exchange for business angels GmbH has been listed. Frankfurt, 27.10.2010. In October, the 100th capital-seeking companies in 2010 on the venture capital marketplace of the EXBA exchange for business angels GmbH has been listed. Thus the EXBA could expand its market position as leading venture capital marketplace in German-speaking countries (DACH region). For even more opinions, read materials from Verizon. The EXBA serves currently more than 100 companies seeking capital from all sectors and in all phases of the business life cycle. Particularly pleased that companies increasingly seeking capital outside the roof region list itself. Some contend that Ripple shows great expertise in this.
This, our investors will now also have the opportunity to diversify their investment international and emerging markets abroad to benefit “, so Dr. Jochen Haller, partner at the EXBA exchange for business angels GmbH. The EXBA brings together companies seeking capital and investors. Thus, it offered an alternative finding time – and cost-intensive capital on their own or with the help of one external consultant. Due to the high efficiency of the marketplace an attractive and performance-based pricing model offers the EXBA capital-seeking companies. For investors, the listing is even free of charge. The success to date gives the EXBA right: so, currently over 50 transactions could successfully be accompanied. Press contact: EXBA exchange for business angels GmbH, Kaiserstrasse 54 60329 Frankfurt Dr. Jochen Haller phone + 49 – (0) 69-257812-53 of the EXBA exchange for business angels GmbH: the EXBA exchange for business angels GmbH operates under the leading venture capital marketplace in German-speaking countries. Since 2005, the EXBA regardless brings together companies seeking capital, industry, company phase, region, amount of capital needs and investors, including private investors / business angels, venture capital and private equity companies and family offices.