Non dilutive funding refers to capital raised by businesses without the issuance of additional equity shares, thereby avoiding dilution of ownership. This form of funding allows businesses to access capital without giving up equity stakes or ownership control. To explore the concept and advantages of non-dilutive funding, visit What is Non-Dilutive Funding. This resource outlines the various types of non-dilutive funding, such as grants, loans, and revenue-based financing, and how businesses can leverage these funding sources to support growth initiatives, research and development, and working capital needs.