Acted as legal advisor to Vicky.One in connection with a EUR 1.8 million Series A financing round by a group of investors.

The legal work related to investment documentation, shareholder arrangements, corporate approvals and implementation of the financing round.

Series A financings require clear arrangements on governance, information rights, investor protections, share issuance, cap table and future financing flexibility. For startups and growth companies, the financing documentation should not only properly document the current round but also preserve room for further growth and follow-on financings.

Need legal advice on a Series A financing?

For questions about venture capital, investment rounds, shareholder arrangements or startup financing, please contact dirk.dewaard@viottalaw.com.

Deal highlights

transaction type – Series A financing / venture capital
client – Vicky.One
investors – group of investors
amount – EUR 1.8 million
sector – mobility / parking
role – legal advisor to Vicky.One
legal work – investment documentation, shareholder arrangements, corporate approvals and closing

Related expertise

Venture capital
Raising venture capital
Investment agreement
Shareholders agreement
Commercial contracts

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