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Or, given that they've now been profitable for 7 months, they could continue to exist without an exit strategy.
by the_watcher 10y ago
Or, given that they've now been profitable for 7 months, they could continue to exist without an exit strategy.
- shostack 10y agoHow does that work in the VC-funded world? If a company's growth has dramatically slowed, but they are still profitable (even with a down year here or there), are VC's ok letting them chug along without an exit? My guess would be no and they'd push for some sort of private sale.
- argigg 10y agoA company that accumulated enough cash could, in theory, buy out its investors. This would allow an impatient VC fund to return cash without involving any other party. Not sure if a VC-backed startup has ever done this.