This note introduces students to the concept of capitalization tables. It defines capital requirements for startup business, helps students create capitalization tables, and provides guidance on how to plan several rounds of financing to fund a startup business.
Note on Capitalization Tables for New Ventures: Figuring Out How Much Money Your Startup Needs, When You Should Raise It, and How Much It Will Cost
by: James D. Price
Publication Date: August 12, 2009
Length: 10 pages
Product ID#: 1-428-874
Core Disciplines: Entrepreneurship & Innovation
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Teaching Objectives
After reading and discussing the material, students should:
- Describe the current capitalization of a privately held company in a standard current capitalization table.
- Analyze the capital required to launch and grow a business, and the extent to which the additional capital from each new round of financing will dilute the proportional ownership of existing shareholders.
- Create a capitalization-planning table for dynamic capitalization forecasting.