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And almost all equity agreements do exactly that - give the company right of repurchase. If you've ever signed one, go re-read it. You'll likely see that clau
by riehwvfbk 2y ago
And almost all equity agreements do exactly that - give the company right of repurchase. If you've ever signed one, go re-read it. You'll likely see that clause right there in black and white.
- ipaddr 2y agoFor companies unlisted on stock exchanges the options are then worthless. These were profit sharing units vs options.
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- School-Cotton 2y agoThey give the company the right to repurchase unvested (but exercised) shares, not vested options. At least the ones I’ve signed.