If you are When it comes to early-stage fundraising today, there’s reason to be optimistic about the price you’ll be able to charge for your shares in your company. The later stage your startup gets, the less likely it is to raise money at the price you like.
According to new data from CB Insights, globally, as startups’ next funding round is devalued, the transaction will have more valuation pressure relative to value.
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It is surprising how clear the data is in terms of trends, but it is not as well as It’s amazing. Keep in mind that mega rounds or venture capital deals worth $100 million or more fell quickly this year. While the median deal volume in the early and mid-stage startup market was flat in the third quarter, late-stage deals were smaller this year.
Against that background, it’s not surprising that late-stage reviews have fallen. Venture investor and SaaS enthusiast Jason Lemkin. He wanted to say that today.:
My Venture Markets Summary November 2022: Series B and worse from a data perspective: 85%+ stopped investing here[.]
A lower amount indicates a lower demand; Less demand means less competition around the deal price. Less competition means lower prices.
