basic entrepreneurship - semester B 2023

What would be the preference combination from investor point of view?

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In a harvesting plan, getting cash in opposed to getting stocks is more advantageous because?

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A company that receives periodic payment in order to deliver (give access to) a product or service is most likely applying a…

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A company that its basic product (usually sold very cheaply) cannot be used without the complementary product (usually sold expensively) is most likely applying a…

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Potential risk that has minor consequence on a company but have low likelihood to happen is a risk that…

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What would best describe the common situation in the business world?

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You own 25% of Company B, a firm worth a total of $20 million. Company B sells 500,000 newly issued shares for $20 each to a new investor, then post-investment, then you would own?

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If you own 50% of Company C, a firm worth a total of $1 million (pre-money valuation). Company C sells 500,000 newly-issued shares for $1 each to a new investor, then your holding value would be:

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VCruel an Israeli investor, was looking to calculate one of its startups’ net burn rate. The information that the startup presented to her was the following: ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue) of $1.2M and Gross burn rate of $60,000. Could you help her in calculating the Net Burn Rate?

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On January 1, 2021 Ms. Omer Sphira, a CFO of an Israeli startup without any revenues, rushed into her CEO’s office saying that their Runway is only 12 months. Her CEO said that he doesn’t agree with her since they have $2.4 million in cash and their gross burn rate is only $200,000. Could you help them to decide who is right?

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basic entrepreneurship - semester B 2023

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What would be the preference combination from investor point of view?

In a harvesting plan, getting cash in opposed to getting stocks is more advantageous because?

A company that receives periodic payment in order to deliver (give access to) a product or service is most likely applying a…

A company that its basic product (usually sold very cheaply) cannot be used without the complementary product (usually sold expensively) is most likely applying a…

Potential risk that has minor consequence on a company but have low likelihood to happen is a risk that…

What would best describe the common situation in the business world?

You own 25% of Company B, a firm worth a total of $20 million. Company B sells 500,000 newly issued shares for $20 each to a new investor, then post-investment, then you would own?

If you own 50% of Company C, a firm worth a total of $1 million (pre-money valuation). Company C sells 500,000 newly-issued shares for $1 each to a new investor, then your holding value would be:

VCruel an Israeli investor, was looking to calculate one of its startups’ net burn rate. The information that the startup presented to her was the following: ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue) of $1.2M and Gross burn rate of $60,000. Could you help her in calculating the Net Burn Rate?