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These milestones impact all shareholders, including the founders, the employees, and the angelinvestors/VCs who invested in them: 1. The startup is acquired outright by another company (M&A). Shareholders receive cash or a mix of cash and equity in the acquiring company. An old-fashioned IPO.
across 159 investments into 107 companies. In addition to the fund, Super Angel Syndicate provides an opportunity to contribute more, from time to time, into individual companies via special purpose vehicles (SPVs). across 25 investments into 16 companies. I estimate the current value to be $10.3m which represents a 11.8%
At least nine out of ten high-quality angel-funded startups face an unnecessary death, because there is no Series A money to help them survive critical expansion. In the end, more funds will save the good companies.". There are a ton of companies being funded at $500+ million valuations--seriously limiting exit opportunities.
How money can ruin companies. Companies are respectful of that. I just gave you Salesforce as an example of a company that is respectful of that, which is a weird thing to say because they used to be the ultimate disrespector of that. That was because there was this explosion of tech companies trying to be "disruptors".
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