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Defining Late Stage Investing

From Forbes:

Valuing tech startups is an art. But as a rule of thumb, late-stage VCs limit valuations to two to three times projected 12-month revenues, discounted 20% to 30%, says Joshua Tanzer, managing director of investment bank Revolution Partners. Firms also typically aren’t viewed as late stage until they’re doing about $10 million in annual revenue and appear to be within a year of profitability.

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Posted By: Ashkan Karbasfrooshan | Aug 19th

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