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Because not everyone can or should IPO. Once you get to a certain point in size, your investors will start pushing for an exit (where you have two main options,
by jsjohnst 3y ago
Because not everyone can or should IPO. Once you get to a certain point in size, your investors will start pushing for an exit (where you have two main options, IPO or sell).
- sofixa 3y agoIt's sad that management buyouts aren't more popular. It would probably make for more quality products not having to conform to expectations of the market or private equity.
- latexr 3y agoWhat investors? As far as I know they were never VC funded. Affinity wasn’t a dinky startup, the parent company (Serif) was founded almost four decades ago.
- jsjohnst 3y ago> What investors? GP made a broad statement, I was replying in general following suit.