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Why probability of exit of series B company lower than series A? That sounds, at least, counterintuitive.
by anovikov 9y ago
Why probability of exit of series B company lower than series A? That sounds, at least, counterintuitive.
- ptolts 9y agoQuite possible that the really good companies don't need to raise after Series A
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- komaromy 9y agoIt could be that post-series-B companies are less attractive acquisition targets. I don't have any data on this.
- habosa 9y agoTotal guess: maybe there's a greater chance of exit for very early stage (easy acquisition target) or very late stage (IPO). A lot of the failures that make the news are companies that hit the Series B or C phase and realized they had no path to IPO or acquisition.