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Setting a non-circular amount of interest on the investor's share?
Let's say my investor is asking for a 40% stake in a startup. What objective arguments can I make to convince him to set his stake at 39%?
The idea is not to squeeze out 1%, but to prevent his share from reaching a certain “milestone”. For example, Mail.ru Group owns a 39.99% stake in Vkontakte. Surely there is a strategy behind this?
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It is better to dilute the shares so that the founders have 2/3%% of the shares, and the rest of the investors. This gives you the right to vote.
But here everything depends on the Charter… anything can be written there. IMHO.
Any argument. In general, how significant these 40% are is prescribed in the charter and contract. You can, for example, prohibit selling these 40% or selling more expensive (cheaper) than ... So you need to look not at %% shares, but at what can really be done with these percentages and what, besides money, you can get for the transferred share.
Some garbage you said, read the laws on the charters of companies, LLC and OAO.
Well, with the presence of the Internet, asking such questions is simply not correct.
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