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$35M being meh is peak HN here. Me not being from US, getting $100k was golden cufs that took many years to break even when I did not enjoy my work.
by czechdeveloper 3y ago
$35M being meh is peak HN here.
Me not being from US, getting $100k was golden cufs that took many years to break even when I did not enjoy my work.
- brigadier132 3y ago$35 million is how much they raised. If they were purchased for $111 million that means that after the investors are paid off their principal there is $76 million left. There are 70 employees, the original investors probably made some profit on their initial investment, so split that remaining $76 million among everyone and none of the employees left super rich from this deal except maybe the founders.
- jerrygenser 3y agoIf they raised $35million, you're not accounting that venture funding especially at this scale is preferred shares. This means that the vc money requires 7-9% per year payback on liquidity event until any other equity gets any money. This means you're likely subtracting 1-3 million per year from other equity holders based on $35mn raised
- smallerfish 3y ago> none of the employees left super rich from this deal except maybe the founders You could say that about 99.9(9?)% of startup exits.