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Pre-money valuation is the company value before investment. Post-money valuation equals pre-money valuation plus investment amount. For example, a $10M pre-money valuation with $2M investment results in $12M post-money valuation. Investor ownership percentage is calculated as investment divided by post-money valuation. Our valuation calculators model different scenarios and cap table impacts.
Dilution is calculated by dividing new shares issued by total shares after the round. If a company has 1M shares and issues 200K new shares, dilution is 200K / 1.2M = 16.7%. Existing shareholders own 16.7% less of the company. Factor in option pools, convertible notes, and SAFEs. Our Dilution Calculator models multiple rounds and different security types.
Runway is calculated by dividing current cash balance by monthly burn rate. A startup with $1M cash and $100K monthly burn has 10 months of runway. Factor in expected revenue growth, changing burn rates, and planned expenses. Model different scenarios including best case, base case, and worst case. Our Runway Calculator helps plan fundraising timing.
Option pools typically range from 10-20% of post-money capitalization, with 15% being common for Series A. Earlier stages may have smaller pools (10-12%), while high-growth companies hiring aggressively may reserve 15-20%. Option pools are usually created from pre-money valuation, diluting founders before the new investment. Calculate pool size based on hiring plans and equity budgets.
VC fund returns are measured by multiple of invested capital (MOIC) and internal rate of return (IRR). MOIC is total value returned divided by capital invested. IRR accounts for timing of cash flows. A 3x MOIC over 5 years equals approximately 25% IRR. Factor in management fees, carry calculations, and portfolio construction. Model different exit scenarios and timing.
Convertible notes and SAFEs convert to equity at the next priced round, typically with a discount (15-20%) or valuation cap. Calculate conversion price, shares issued, and resulting dilution. SAFEs with valuation caps can result in significant dilution if the cap is much lower than the priced round valuation. Model conversion scenarios to understand cap table impact.
Burn multiple is net burn divided by net new ARR. A burn multiple under 1.5x is considered efficient, under 1x is exceptional. It measures capital efficiency of growth. Calculate by dividing quarterly net burn by net new ARR that quarter. Optimize by increasing revenue growth rates while controlling burn. Track over time to measure improving efficiency.
Portfolio construction models investment pace, check sizes, reserve ratios, and expected ownership targets. Calculate number of investments based on fund size, average check size, and reserve strategy (typically 50% reserves for follow-ons). Model expected returns using power law distributions where top performers drive fund returns. Balance portfolio diversification with concentration in winners.
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