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It's usually true, companies won't make it easy. Part of the reason is that the "cap table" is usually a mish-mash of disorganized Excel spreadsheets after sev
by redis_mlc 6y ago
It's usually true, companies won't make it easy.
Part of the reason is that the "cap table" is usually a mish-mash of disorganized Excel spreadsheets after several rounds.
jwz had to battle Netscape HR to see those numbers.
But Delaware-registered companies must on request.
- solidasparagus 6y agoMy comment wasn't quite clear enough I think. I don't think you will see a cap table, but you should see total outstanding shares. And my comment was probably more true for startups in the traditional sense and not the 10-year-old, $10B 'startups' like Airbnb.