A cap table is an incredibly important document throughout any startup , from Seed to exit capital. Beyond being a standard business document, a cap table essentially details exactly how much of your business can be attributed to you, and just how much of your business is owned by others. That means any oversights or mistakes in your cap table…[Read more]

A Startup Cap Table is usually a spreadsheet, most often used by early stage startups or newer start-ups, which clearly identifies the ownership structure of the business. The startup cap table helps entrepreneurs to calculate the total equity they have invested in the business. It can also be used to determine if an angel investor has provided…[Read more]

So you’ve done your homework and are ready to do some Cap Stick calculation. Your first question should be how do I do a Cap Table? You probably know that a cap table is simply a financial statement that presents all the different holders of debt and stock as well as other variables which can influence the value of a business’s stock. Don’t worry,…[Read more]

Cap table management refers to the process of adjusting the value of an organization’s equity. Known more officially as an equity dilution table, a cap table accurately analyzes the equity-based capitalization of a business. It can include items such as: the percentages of equity owned by the partners in the business. These percentages are…[Read more]

What is a Capital Table? A Capital Table (abbreviated as CTV) is a table giving an overview of the percentages of ownership, current value of tangible equity, dilution of existing ownership, and net tangible equity as a result of investment by stakeholders in a venture. In venture capital parlance, the table shows the percentage of ownership that…[Read more]