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To me it seems that the deal relies on 2/3 of current investors being willing to keep their money in the company while losing any leverage they have to control
by liaukovv 8y ago
To me it seems that the deal relies on 2/3 of current investors being willing to keep their money in the company while losing any leverage they have to control Elon at least in some way. I wonder if these estimations are correct, especially for bigger funds.
- martin_bech 8y agoNot at all true. if you have 20% of the stock of a private or public company is exactly the same voting wise etc. The only difference, is thats its publicly traded, and the pros and cons of that (very liquid, quarterly reports etc.).