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EPISODE · May 14, 2019 · 13 MIN

Why Startup Valuation is Not Startup Valuation

from Silicon Valley Trends · host David Smith, Former Apple World Marketing Manager, Serial Entrepreneur, Lawyer

This episodes explains how startups are valued and presents the argument as to why venture capital investments in startup ventures should not be used as the basis to place a valuation on the company.https://youtu.be/l9IaqZUkSPw The post Why Startup Valuation is Not Startup Valuation appeared first on Silicon Valley Trends.

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Because venture capital investors are not buying common stock, they get control over the startup ventures they invest in, and they get a disproportional amount of the proceeds when the company is sold, a venture capital investment should not be used as the basis for a valuation on a startup venture.

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