Post-Money Valuation

Definitions

1. The value of a company immediately after new investment capital is added, equal to pre-money valuation plus the amount raised. Post-money matters because ownership percentages are calculated against it.

   In plain English: The company's valuation after the new investment is included.

   Example: "At that post-money valuation, the employee option pool math changed meaningfully."

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• Unicorn
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• Equity Dilution
• Flat Round
• Future Valuation
• Pre-Money Valuation
• Startup Valuation
• Up Round