Equity Dilution Calculator

Equity dilution can be difficult and cumbersome to calculate through the various rounds of fundraising in the lifecycle of a company. The 'Equity Dilution Calculator' makes it easy to figure out exactly how investors are diluted from founding to Series C.

What is equity dilution?

Equity dilution happens when a company raises money by issuing new shares, and as a result, the ownership stake of each existing shareholder is diluted. This can happen when a company raises money through a new round of financing, or when it issues new shares to employees through a stock option plan.

Why is equity dilution an important concept?

Dilution is important to be on top of because it can have a significant impact on the value of your investment in a company. If the company you own shares in dilutes its equity, your ownership stake will be reduced, and you will have less voting power and less influence over the company.

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Keywords: startups, fundraising, equity dilution