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Isn't it expected? With the high interest rates, how can insane valuations be kept? Also it means that ~15% of them still go public and that's good stats. Many
by anovikov 2y ago
Isn't it expected? With the high interest rates, how can insane valuations be kept?
Also it means that ~15% of them still go public and that's good stats. Many others will just keep existing as going concerns, bringing profits to investors. In perverted mind of a VC that qualifies as failure, but it really isn't.
- insane_dreamer 2y ago> In 2021 more than 354 companies received billion-dollar valuations, thus achieving unicorn status. Only six of them have since held IPOs. That's 1.5% going public, not 15%.