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Ever wondered why investors fight on valuation of a company? Lets look at the formula below: % given to investor = (Total amount you want to raise/Total valudation of the company) *100 So lower the valuation, higher % you have to give to the invest

How to register a company page on Medial? It's a start-up I'm talking about.

What happens when a company fails to generate revenue after raising funds from a VC. Are the company owners obliged to any amount in return for investors And how will investor get an exit if the company is a loss making company

🤣 Co-founder is asking the CEO to get something for him from the funds the company received from the VC.

I met a VC today and he told me his cheque size doesn’t match our round size and then I opened his website to show him his cheque size. His face crumbled with embarassment 😂😂 Funny people.

Here is a list of notable tech founders, their ownership stakes in their respective companies, and the current estimated worth of those companies: Notable Founders and Their Company Valuations Elon Musk - Ownership: 42% of SpaceX - Company Valu

Why does even a 1000cr market isn't enough for a VC So most businesses generate maximum Profit Margin of 20%. That on a ₹1000cr ($150 M) is ₹200cr which is enough for an founder to retire. But if you think from a VC's point of view, the max valuat

Why are big names in VC quitting and starting on their own? I think it can be a good sign as more funds and more funding will be available. But you never know.

Does anyone wants to join with me and build a company which provides online business tools to help growing mid size and small businesses. Whoever is interested can dm me on medial.

Only 1 Secret that you must know to raise funds from VC'S but sadly no-one is talking about.. It's very often that we show these 👇 to the Investors when raising funds: Problem Solution Product Market Gap Team Customers Revenue Achievements Et