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Pre-Money Valuation

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Pre-Money Valuation refers to the value of the company before an outside investment is made. Thus if a company has a pre-money valuation of $5 million, and a Venture Capitalist invests $10 million, then the Venture Capital firm will own 66% of the business after the investment ($10M / $15M = 66%)

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