About Us

At Bridgehouse Solutions

We blend strategy, compliance, and execution to deliver seamless support across every stage of your business journey. Whether you’re a startup scaling fast, a venture fund evaluating opportunities, or a family office building a portfolio — we bring clarity, structure, and insight.

 

How it works

The Advisory!

We align business goals with actionable strategy. From structuring and compliance to funding and investor readiness — our advisory approach is hands-on, data-backed, and tailored to your unique growth stage.          

We don’t just advise — we co-create, refine, and drive decisions that move your business forward.

Understand Your Needs

We begin with a discovery call to understand your business, pain points, and immediate goals - whether it’s compliance, funding, structuring, or strategic advisory.

Curate a Custom Plan

Based on your stage and sector, we design a practical, tailored roadmap - from entity structuring to due diligence, reporting, or investment support.

Execute with Expertise

Our team of CAs, CSs, and Lawyers, works closely with you to implement solutions with precision - always on time, always compliant.

Track & Evolve

We stay involved, track progress, and adapt with your growth - helping you prepare for audits, investor conversations, and next-stage milestones.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

A: A cap table records all company ownership — including founders, investors, ESOPs, and convertible notes. It’s vital for decision-making and future fundraising.

A: While founders can manage it early on, professionals should step in once you raise capital or issue ESOPs to ensure accuracy and compliance.

A: Dilution reduces an existing shareholder’s ownership percentage when new shares are issued. It’s expected, but needs careful tracking and planning.

A: Raise strategically, negotiate fair valuations, and consider instruments like SAFEs or convertible notes to delay equity dilution.

A: It includes deal structuring, due diligence, negotiation support, legal/regulatory compliance, and documentation throughout fundraising or M&A transactions.

A: Ideally, at the term sheet or even pre-term sheet stage. Early involvement ensures better deal structuring and risk identification.

A: Startup valuation is based on revenue, market size, IP, team strength, and industry benchmarks. Common methods include DCF, Comparable Transactions, and the VC Method.

A: Yes. Under Indian laws, a valuation report from a Registered Valuer is often mandatory for issuing shares, especially during funding or ESOP allocation.

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