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If you have more demand than supply, you are not "leaving the money on the table" though. You just don't sell all of the company.
by WJW 6y ago
If you have more demand than supply, you are not "leaving the money on the table" though. You just don't sell all of the company.
- alexeichemenda 6y ago> You just don't sell all of the company The other option (more often used) is that you can raise more money at a higher valuation. You dilute yourself by the same amount as the initially planned raise, but you get more money and don't end up selling more/all of the company.
- dogma1138 6y agoYou can also have different classes of equity, you can have equity with reduced or no voting power but the same dividends rights, or the other way around.