Ketone-IQ
Investors
Venture capital firms, private equity investors, and strategic partners
Common Investor Types
- •Venture Capital Firms: Early-stage and growth equity investors
- •Private Equity: Later-stage institutional investors
- •Strategic Investors: Corporations in related industries
- •Angel Investors: High-net-worth individuals
- •Family Offices: Private wealth management firms
What Investors Provide
- ✓Capital for growth and expansion
- ✓Strategic guidance and expertise
- ✓Industry connections and partnerships
- ✓Market validation and credibility
- ✓Board representation and governance
Who Invested in Ketone-IQ?
Ketone-IQ has attracted investment from 45+ venture capital firms, private equity investors, and strategic partners across 0 funding rounds. These investors have provided a total of $10.4M in capital to fuel the company's growth.
Why Do Investors Fund Ketone-IQ?
Investors are attracted to Ketone-IQ due to the company's strong market position, growth potential, and proven business model.
Types of Ketone-IQ Investors
Ketone-IQ investors typically include a mix of venture capital firms providing growth capital, private equity firms for later-stage funding, strategic corporate investors from related industries, and high-net-worth angel investors. Each investor type brings unique value beyond capital, including industry expertise, strategic partnerships, and operational guidance.
Investor FAQs
How many investors does Ketone-IQ have?
Ketone-IQ has had 45+ investors participate across its funding rounds. This includes venture capital firms, private equity investors, strategic partners, and angel investors.
Who are the lead investors in Ketone-IQ?
Lead investors typically invest the largest amounts and often take board seats. For detailed information about Ketone-IQ's lead investors and cap table structure, please contact our team.
Can I become an investor in Ketone-IQ?
Accredited investors can purchase Ketone-IQ shares on the secondary market through Premier Alternatives. This provides an opportunity to invest in the company before a potential IPO or acquisition event.