When You Sell Your Company, If Your Stock Isn’t Preferred, Your Take May be Deferred

When a company undergoes a recapitalization, sellers often retain an equity interest going forward.

So is it possible for the company to sell later for more than the original price and the selling partners walk away with nothing?

It all depends on how the “waterfalls.”

You see, you may think you’re riding right along with the buyer, when, in reality, you may be far, far, behind.

Follow the link to see how…

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