Intelectium

The Center for Industrial Technological Development (CDTI) is a Spanish public body that offers financial support to companies for research and development (R&D) projects. However, one of the crucial requirements for accessing these grants is that the company is not in a crisis situation.

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What are cohorts? How do you build a cohort analysis?

Author: Patricio Hunt, Managing Partner at Intelectium

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Key Bibliography for Startups: Literary Recommendations for Technology Entrepreneurs

Written by: Patricio Hunt, Intelectium Managing Partner

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The 10 most common mistakes entrepreneurs make

From mismanaging the company's capital to obsessing over solving problems that don't affect a large potential market. Discover the most common mistakes made by entrepreneurs when launching a new business to the market.

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A company's balance sheet: We explain how to know how to analyze it

The balance sheet is an essential accounting document that provides a detailed view of a company's financial health at any given time.

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Cashflow in a startup: How to control and improve it?

From controlling operating expenses to managing accounts receivable, from finding new sources of income to long-term financial planning, every aspect of cash flow is crucial to the financial well-being of your startup.

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What are your company's values? How to define them? Why is it important that they are shared by all your employees?

Often underestimated, business values are the backbone that underpins sustainable growth and long-term prosperity.

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How to calculate the runway of a startup

Calculating a startup's runway is crucial for evaluating its financial health and its ability to achieve important milestones before running out of funds.

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The term sheet: what it is and why it's important for your startup

In the context of startup funding, the term sheet is a preliminary document that sets out the key terms and conditions of an investment proposal.

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Liquidity Ratio: What is it? How is it calculated?

The world of corporate finance is full of key indicators that allow us to evaluate the stability and viability of a company. One of the fundamental pillars in this analysis is the “Liquidity Ratio”.

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What is EBITDA? How is it calculated?

EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) is an essential metric in the world of finance and business management. And in the current context, it's starting to be relevant for startups as well...

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The valuation of seed and pre-seed startups

Valuing an early-stage startup requires an approach based on a deep understanding of its disruptive potential, the quality of its founding team and its target market.

Requirements to apply to CDTI: The beginning of a company in crisis

What are cohorts? How do you build a cohort analysis?

Key Bibliography for Startups: Literary Recommendations for Technology Entrepreneurs

The 10 most common mistakes entrepreneurs make

A company's balance sheet: We explain how to know how to analyze it

Cashflow in a startup: How to control and improve it?

What are your company's values? How to define them? Why is it important that they are shared by all your employees?

How to calculate the runway of a startup

The term sheet: what it is and why it's important for your startup

Liquidity Ratio: What is it? How is it calculated?

What is EBITDA? How is it calculated?

The valuation of seed and pre-seed startups