An important aspect in investor acquisition is the valuation of the startup and thus also the question of how many shares are appropriate for a corresponding investment.
Cyril Prengel and Christoph Lebschi from RÖDL provide insights and tips on startup valuation in the context of equity/investor financing. Frederic Wolff presents valuation-relevant provisions in investment agreements and explains their implications for the share value.
RÖDL uses typical market examples to illustrate how different structures can work. The tutorial is therefore aimed at both founders and venture capitalists.
- Which evaluation methods are used?
- Which qualitative factors are important in my story?
- How do business angels and venture capitalists typically proceed?
- What scope for action does the startup have if valuation expectations differ significantly?
- Which valuation-relevant clauses are common in investment agreements?
- What impact do these contractual clauses have on the share value?
- Which contract clauses are more founder-friendly or investor-friendly?
