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In a Series A round, an investor provides 10M at a 30M pre-money valuation. The investor requires a post-financing option pool representing 15% of the fully-diluted capital.
What is the effective 'option pool adjusted' pre-money valuation used to determine the price per share?
- $24.0M
- $25.5M
- $30.0M
- $34.0M
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