Concept · Fundraising and equity

Non-dilutive funding

Also called: non-dilutive, nondilutive, non dilutive, non-dilutive capital, non-dilutive financing

Money a company receives without giving up any ownership. Grants, prizes, loans and revenue from customers are all non-dilutive.

For example: A company wins a 50,000 dollar pitch competition prize with no equity attached. The founders own the same percentage after the prize as before it.

Connects to 24

• Grant Concept
• Dilution Concept
• Small business loan Concept
• Bootstrapping Concept
• OCAST Government
• Hard tech Concept
• CDFI Concept
• Pitch competition Concept
• Rose Rock Bridge Program
• TEDC Creative Capital Investor
• REI Oklahoma Investor, nonprofit
• MetaFund Investor, nonprofit
• Industry Innovation Program Program, government
• OK Catalyst Program, school
• Government contracting Concept
• NVIDIA Inception Program
• OKBioStart Program
• Oklahoma Quality Jobs Program
• Small Employer Quality Jobs Program
• 21st Century Quality Jobs Program
• Oklahoma Rural Jobs Act Program
• Business Expansion Incentive Program Program
• Oklahoma Research and Development Rebate Program
• Oklahoma Innovation Expansion Program Program

This glossary is plain-language orientation, not legal or financial advice. Before you decide on a company structure, a contract, taxes or a fundraising deal, talk with a lawyer or an accountant.