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Hello, why does the answer keep talking about “if the company is listed”.
This is not mentioned in the case right?
Thanks to clarify
I hardly think that you can say that the answer “keeps going on about it” – I think it is only mentioned twice (and there are no specific marks on the marking scheme for it).
However it is a point worth mentioning in the discussion because the whole point of the restructuring is to be able to grow the company and venture capital firms in particular usually invest in companies with the specific intention of helping the company to grow so that they can then get their money back either by the company being sold, or more commonly by the company then getting a listing and being able to sell their shares. VC companies do not tend to make investments for the long term.
Thank you for your insights on VC!!
You are welcome 🙂