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This does not sound like the makings of a good opportunity. The only really good bit you posted is the 45% equity, and that seems unrealistic to maintain over
by brk 17y ago
This does not sound like the makings of a good opportunity.
The only really good bit you posted is the 45% equity, and that seems unrealistic to maintain over the long term. The company would most likely remain private, who would you ever sell this 45% stake to if you wanted to cash out?
- japan9955 17y agoyeah, i think 45% is crucial. i wont get any offer at this rate, at the same time it sounds unrealistic. it almost sound like my friend desperately need my help or otherwise the company goes down. could you explain more why the company would most likely to remain private ? I mean isn't it possible that if this company moderately take off, maybe some bigger rival will offer a buy out? I mean, this rate, 45% is like when you build a start-up with 2 founders right? for future references, we are not looking for angel investors etc. because we have the minimum capital and clients are there to make the ball rolling. I'm guessing (by looking at his character), at some point my friend will sell this company to bigger rival who is interested in. this is what i get from this 45% offer, it is like he's trying to say "let's build it together with 50-50 sharing revenue, you'll do most of the works, I provide clients and capital, if it works we can sell it and retire young" ....