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Ep 87 - What happens to your investment when new investors are brought in
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Equity ownership dilution occurs when a company issues additional shares, reducing the ownership percentage of existing shareholders. This is common during second round fundraising (Series B), where new investors come on board, and more shares are created to accommodate their investment. It isn't necessarily a bad thing, however, because 10% of a company with no money is likely worth less than 5% of a company with money.
Key points to consider include:
- Impact on Ownership: Existing shareholders' ownership percentages decrease, which can affect control and decision-making power.
- Valuation and Terms: The company's valuation and the terms of the new investment round play crucial roles in determining the extent of dilution.
- Protective Measures: Founders and early investors often negotiate anti-dilution provisions to protect their stakes.
Understanding these aspects helps founders and investors make informed decisions during subsequent fundraising rounds.
Disclaimer: This is not tax, legal or investment advice. Each person's circumstance is different and your situation may be different. Feel free to reach out for a consultation. Contact smoran@redbarnfinancial.com visit www.redbarnfinancial.com or call 615-619-6919
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