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 Dividend + Issued Shares
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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | VC READY BLOG APRIL 30, 2010 Authorized Shares v. Issued Shares The terms “authorized shares” (or “authorized capital”) and “issued shares” are often confused, but the distinction is very important. Authorized shares refers to the number of shares of stock the corporation’s charter permits the corporation to issue. | VC READY BLOG APRIL 30, 2010 Authorized Shares v. Issued Shares The terms “authorized shares” (or “authorized capital”) and “issued shares” are often confused, but the distinction is very important. Authorized shares refers to the number of shares of stock the corporation’s charter permits the corporation to issue. | | | | | |
| STARTUPCFO NOVEMBER 24, 2010 The downside of high valuations Dividends : Some pref shares have a cumulative dividend. These dividends usually convert into more shares at a fixed price. This can be dilutive depending on how long the shares are out there. The other issue is that high valuations and protections remove strategic flexibility for you. | VC READY BLOG DECEMBER 14, 2009 How to determine the right equity structure for your startup How many shares should be authorized? The number of shares “authorized” in the corporation’s charter is the maximum number the company can issue without amending its charter to authorize more. Authorizing too many shares is wasteful because state filing fees typically increase with the number of authorized shares. | VC READY BLOG DECEMBER 14, 2009 How to determine the right equity structure for your startup How many shares should be authorized? The number of shares “authorized” in the corporation’s charter is the maximum number the company can issue without amending its charter to authorize more. Authorizing too many shares is wasteful because state filing fees typically increase with the number of authorized shares. | VC READY BLOG DECEMBER 14, 2009 How to determine the right equity structure for your startup How many shares should be authorized? The number of shares “authorized” in the corporation’s charter is the maximum number the company can issue without amending its charter to authorize more. Authorizing too many shares is wasteful because state filing fees typically increase with the number of authorized shares. | | | | | | | |
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VC READY BLOG | TUESDAY, JULY 6, 2010 Anatomy of a Term Sheet: Conversion and Anti-dilution
b) automatically (i) at the time of the company’s initial public offering (usually subject to the public offering share price being at least X times the per share price paid by the investors) or (ii) if at least X% of the investors agree to convert all preferred stock held by all investors (both (i) and (ii) being “Mandatory Conversion”). MORE >> -
VC READY BLOG | TUESDAY, JULY 6, 2010 Anatomy of a Term Sheet: Conversion and Anti-dilution
b) automatically (i) at the time of the company’s initial public offering (usually subject to the public offering share price being at least X times the per share price paid by the investors) or (ii) if at least X% of the investors agree to convert all preferred stock held by all investors (both (i) and (ii) being “Mandatory Conversion”). MORE >>
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