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SHAREHOLDER EQUITY DYNAMICS IN STARTUPS

The amount of shares that an investor owns, divided by the total number of existing shares, is the percentage of equity that particular investor owns in the company. The total number of outstanding shares in the equation above refers to all shares that exist today, including all shares purchased by investors, in addition to all shares likely to exist if a liquidity event were to occur. Equity Ownership Percentage = No. of Shares Owned / Total no. of Outstanding Shares Events That Can Impact Startup Valuation: • Company progress (typically leads to an increase to valuation) • Company challenges (typically leads to flatline or even decrease to valuation) • Market dynamics • New priced equity round, acquisition, or IPO To calculate the value of an individual investor’s shares in a startup at any given time, multiply the number of shares the investor owns and the company’s current price per share. Preferred Stock Rights: Liquidation Preference: This specifying whic...
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INTERNET PENETRATION IN INDIA

Internet penetration in the urban region is not an accurate marker of the digital progress of India as the utility of the internet — application of the internet for daily life and trade activities — is very different between urban and rural populations. As pointed out above, 81.32% of the total population has access to the internet, which translates into approximately 365 Mn of the 450 Mn urban inhabitants of India. In contrast, the figures in rural India are quite the reverse. A mere 21.46% rural inhabitants — or 194 Mn of 904 Mn people — had access to the internet as of 2018. These figures are taken from the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) data sources.  Number of Internet Users in India 2019 The number of internet users in India is 420 million as of June 2017. It is higher than the US total population. According to the IAMAI report, the number of Indian internet users will reach 500 million by June 2018. The growth of the internet in India brought a new change...
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Incubation Day 1 -Idea generation workshop by Shalendra Bhistt.

Today's session highlights which we won't able to cover due to lack of time. 1.Accelerators vs Incubators.  Accelerators  "accelerate" the growth of an existing business, while incubators "incubate" an idea with the hope of building out a business model. So, accelerators focus on scaling a business while incubators are often more focused on innovation Example:- A Prototype of a 3D printer which is MVP(Minimum viable product) needs incubators but for scaling it need an accelerator. 2.Angel investor vs venture capitalists  Angel investor successful business people who put their own funds in a startup at an early stage and also gave them guidance while venture capitalists are part of the big company for acquiring the larger company at a higher stage. Example Sachin Bansal of Flipkart is an angel investor while Softbank of japan is a VC. 3.Seed funding Vs Bootstrapping vs crowdsourcing Crowdsourcing asks for capital in exchange based on your M...
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