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How much of our comany do we "give away" to an angel investor/venture capitalist? |
My partners and I have a business and will be in the need for $100,000. We were curious what a fair % of the company would be to give to the VC? Fair for both sides. That depends entirely on the risk factor to the investor. The risk factor can be calculated by the indications obtained from your "Audited" accounts books. If you have no books then the risk is great but if you have an established trend then the risk is less. You have not supplied enough info here to get a definitive answer doesn't matter who guesses at what. On top of that there are many ways for the investor to become involved ie class A shares, class B shares etc. Just because the investor is taking part of the company that is no indication of worth by itself, you have also to look at other factors such as is your partnership and ownership arrangement permanent or has it got an end date? Is it performance based or are there limits to returns? How much capital has already been spent? What are the company assets? So, many many factors need to be tabled to give you any estimate which means anything at all. Sorry I can't be of more help but picking percentages out of thin air without knowing the facts is useless. Good luck. |
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