Start-ups, especially companies that utilize new technologies, have investment p

Start-ups, especially companies that utilize new technologies, have investment principles.

1. Do you get government policy and funding?
2. Are you supported and proven to be effective?
3. Does this technology become commercial as it is proven?
4. Is the market needed and commercial, and is it well planned to enter?
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The commerciality I think is whether the market needs this technology and is not easy to replace, can it grow with private investment without government support and provide it cheaply as it gets on track.

If this condition is met, it is possible to invest.

Of course, in this process, various information such as the capabilities of CEOs and executives, the company's financial position, shareholder equity status, competitor analysis, and technology analysis must be basically studied.

In addition to simply analyzing technologies and competitors, it is also necessary to look at whether the importance of this new technology is reduced by the development of other technologies in other sectors.
If it's unrivaled, there's no problem.

It is even better to look at the possibilities up to B2G -> B2B -> B2C.
This is because the larger the size of the market, the greater the room for growth.