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This doesn't work. The company will be valued primarily on the final year's revenue. To be a "good deal", the total amount of revenue over 3 years must be <= 8
by _ah 6y ago
This doesn't work.
The company will be valued primarily on the final year's revenue. To be a "good deal", the total amount of revenue over 3 years must be <= 8% of the valuation. Since companies are normally valued at 3-5x revenue, that means that the final year's revenue represents 20%-33% of the valuation. No one will ever pay 20% of the value of the company to own 8%.
- QFV 6y agoSuppose that I gave away 28% instead of 5%, where they would be required to buy 1% every year at revenue value for 4 years instead of 3. Would that be fair?