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Not necessarily. The 'caps' on these warrants are likely to be lower to compensate investors.
by ksar 13y ago
Not necessarily. The 'caps' on these warrants are likely to be lower to compensate investors.
- clevy 13y agoA company that never has one of the qualifying events is likely to be an extreme corner case. So an investor could end up holding a safe for a while, but for the vast majority of companies, there will be a financing or a merger / acquisition at some (or an IPO).