Simple funding dilution
Model one priced equity round from pre-money valuation and new investment.
Your scenario
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Your result
- Post-money valuation (₹)
- 1,25,00,000
- New investor ownership (%)
- 20
- Your ownership after round (%)
- 64
- Your ownership decrease (percentage points)
- 16
Formula and assumptions
Post-money = pre-money + investment. New investor share = investment ÷ post-money. Existing share after round = existing share × pre-money ÷ post-money.
One priced round only. Excludes option-pool changes, convertibles, preferences, fees and legal terms. This worksheet is not a legal cap table.
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Limitations
One priced round only. Excludes option-pool changes, convertibles, preferences, fees and legal terms. This worksheet is not a legal cap table.
Worked example
₹1 crore pre-money plus ₹25 lakh investment gives 20% new investor ownership. An existing 80% share becomes 64%.
Formula
Post-money = pre-money + investment. New investor share = investment ÷ post-money. Existing share after round = existing share × pre-money ÷ post-money.
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