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In truth, if it’s going well, the curve is more like a step function because a lot of the growth comes from gains in retail distribution (think launching in Whole Foods or Target, which only happens 1x-2x / year). We don’t “pay to play”. It may seem academic, but living it means building a business much differently.
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A liquidation preference means that the investors receive their investment back (plus dividends) prior to a distribution of the proceeds to stockholders. The investor may also ask for a participation in which the investors receive some additional multiple of their investment prior to distribution of proceeds to stockholders.
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million balance to distribute to all shareholders prorata. In the above waterfall, it is NOT possible to calculate the specific distribution to Series A and Series B or common holders because I have not made any valuation assumptions for the Series A and B rounds so we don’t know how much of the company the Series A and B own.
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