Re:My company sold for $100M and I got zilch – how can that be?
by rmckayfleming on Friday October 25, 2019 @04:47PM
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That's where the difference between participating and non-participating preferences come in. Participating meaning that they also participate in the remaining surplus (so on your example $28M). Non-participating means they choose whichever is better (in your example they wouldn't since $20M is better than 10% of $100M, but if the company sold for $300M they'd choose $30M instead of the $20M).
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Re:My company sold for $100M and I got zilch – how can that be?
by cnst on Friday October 25, 2019 @07:14PM
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Shitz, and here I go thinking I knew everything about these sorts of things by attending a 5-day lunch-time course at Capital Factory on Founders Academy Essentials… So much for those cap tables!