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It seems like it's already becoming public. But yeah, I'm not a fan of how acquihires work at all - if you own 20% of the company's stock, you should get 20% o
by ericd 13y ago
It seems like it's already becoming public.
But yeah, I'm not a fan of how acquihires work at all - if you own 20% of the company's stock, you should get 20% of the payout upon acquisition. Otherwise, those employment and investment terms are significantly less meaningful.
- ac2u 13y agoThis isn't just with acquihires though, the liquidation preferences set out in the term sheet for a round of investment in general could yield the same result in any sort of liquidation event. I suppose it's all the more reason to have a good lawyer and know what you're signing.