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A Cap Table, or Capitalization Table, can significantly impact the valuation of a company. It lists all the owners of a company and the percentage of the company each owns. This distribution of ownership can affect the company's valuation in several ways. For instance, if the founders retain a majority of the shares, it can lead to a higher valuation as it shows confidence in the company's future. Conversely, if a large portion of the company is owned by investors, it might indicate that the company is heavily reliant on external funding, which could potentially lower its valuation.
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Enter the Capitalization Table – or Cap Table for short. A cap table basically lists all the owners of a company and the percentage of the company each owns. To explain how a cap table works consider another well-known company: Airbnb. Its founders, Brian Chesky, Joe Gebbia, and Nathan Blecharczyk, created one of the most founder-friendly companies by ensuring they retained majority ownership of the company shares in their cap table.
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Ever wondered why some companies stay under the control of their founders, while others shift into the hands of their investors? Our Cap Table Templat...
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