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     • On average tech Company Founders owned 15% (between all of them!) at IPO, and some owned none.
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     How Much Equity Do Founders Have When Their Company IPOs?

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   Why do companies go public after an IPO?

   • An IPO ofers liquidity not only to sponsors, but also to company founders. Even if the founders do not sell their shares in the IPO, going public allows them to sell some or all of their stake in the company over time. Going public enables a company to give equity to its employees as a form of compensation.

   Going Public: A Guide to U.S. IPOs for Founders, Officers, Directors

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   How many founders are there in IPOs?

   • The number of founders at each company ranged from 1 to 6, with a median of 2. In 4 of the IPOs (Apigee, Mavenir Systems, Etsy, and Zipcar) the founders held no equity, meaning they had sold all their shares by the time the IPO took place (and in most cases were no longer with the company).

   How Much Equity Do Founders Have When Their Company IPOs?

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   How much do founders own at IPO?

   • On average tech Company Founders owned 15% (between all of them!) at IPO, and some owned none. And while there was no correlation between the size of the Founders equity stake and VC raised, there was a positive correlation between the dollar value of the Founders stake at IPO and the amount of venture capital they raised.

   How Much Equity Do Founders Have When Their Company IPOs?

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   Why does a company need an IPO?

   • While the company prepares to go public, the possibility of its IPO also motivates potential acquirers to move quickly. The IPO process gives the sponsor an approximate valuation of the company that it can compare to bids from potential acquirers. IPOs by sponsor-backed companies are common.

   Going Public: A Guide to U.S. IPOs for Founders, Officers, Directors

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3. www.ipohub.org › article › founder-control-overviewFounder Control - IPOHub

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   2019年10月14日 · For every Jeff Bezos, there are hundreds or thousands of founders who chose (or are forced) to relinquish control of their company long before an IPO. While it may be painful to consider handing over the reins of your company to someone else, founders should be prepared for the possibility.

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5. www.linkedin.com › pulse › how-calculate-founder-equityHow To Calculate Founder Equity Dilution and Value on IPO or ...

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   2018年10月2日 · In my experience it's reasonable to be handing over anything from 10% to 25% per investment round, in an IPO it can be 30% to 50%. As long as it's less than 25% in each capital raise round you...

6. www.withersworldwide.com › en-gb › insightFAQs for founders or controlling shareholders of companies ...

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   2018年9月24日 · What role can my relatives and I have in the management of the company post-IPO? For a Hong Kong IPO, the Listing Rules require a company to have at least three independent non-executive directors comprising of at least one-third of the board.

7. www.forbes.com › sites › timyoungMaintaining Control of Your Company: What All Founders ...

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   2019年6月23日 · Over the last 20 years, more than 50 companies have IPO’ed with dual-class share structures. Generally, the founders’ super-voting class will have 10x the votes of typical investor shares.

8. www.ecgi.global › publications › newsDo Founders Control Start-Up Firms that Go Public? | ECGI

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   2018年6月25日 · Among those startups reaching IPO, most founders lack even weak control: the frequency of founder-CEO is only 41%. Only 7% have strong control. Moreover, for either type of control, founders’ control generally is not “durable” (lasting at least three years): the

9. www.clearygottlieb.com › - › mediaGoing Public: A Guide to U.S. IPOs for Founders, Officers, ...

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   An IPO offers liquidity not only to sponsors, but also to company founders. Even if the founders do not sell their shares in the IPO, going public allows them to sell some or all of their stake in the company over time. Employee Compensation Going public enables