An investor made a $2M seed investment with a convertible note into the company called Sinkhole. At
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An investor made a $2M seed investment with a convertible note into the company called Sinkhole. At the time of the seed investment there were no shares formally issued: the founders owned 100% of the company. The terms on the note included a 15% discount and a $10M valuation cap. For the sake of the questions below, assume there was no interest accrued on the note.
One year later the company received a term sheet with an offer for a Series A investment of $4M at a share price of $1 per share for one third of the company. The term sheet also specified the creation of a 15% option pool, expressed in post-money terms.
Complete the following cap table associated with this financing:Investor | Share Count | Ownership % |
Founders Common | ||
Option Pool | ||
Noteholder | ||
Series A | ||
TOTAL |
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