What do all these business/finance terms mean?
blackberrydude117 asked:
In the show dragons den, they say they want $100,000 for 30% of the business(as an example). Does this mean they will own 30% of the company? And if so what is the benefit of that? Also what is royalty and equity. For example: “I will pay a 5% royalty fee” or “I want 3% equity”
Perry
In the show dragons den, they say they want $100,000 for 30% of the business(as an example). Does this mean they will own 30% of the company? And if so what is the benefit of that? Also what is royalty and equity. For example: “I will pay a 5% royalty fee” or “I want 3% equity”
Perry
September 2nd, 2011 at 3:14 am
An investorfounderowns within firm [a of its net worth] can guide you further.
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