Successful start-up company Quest: Average selling price approaching 200 million dollars

http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/17197.html "> Beijing time January 4 afternoon news, the U.S. Science and Technology blog TechCrunch its entrepreneurial database Crunchbase research shows that The successful start-up companies have an average of $25.3 million trillion, the average price is 1.969203.html ">8 billion." If investors hold a 100% per cent stake in the company, the average return on investment is about 676%.

At the same time, companies with successful IPOs (IPO) have a slightly lower rate of return for investors, but a single deal yields higher returns. In a successful IPO, the average company finances $580.3 million trillion in private, with an average market value of $2.3 billion a day, and a return of about 303% on the first day of the market, as investors usually don't sell all the shares on the first day.

The data, based on the analysis of Crunchbase by TechCrunch reader Alex Sil Tokachov (Alexey Tolkachiov), have provided investors with exit opportunities over the past 5 years, within 10 years.

The report shows that startups ' valuations fluctuate before the exit mechanism is provided, but the longer they start, the higher their valuations may be, usually in the 1.5 and 7.5-year two periods. In addition, initial start-up financing is often more.

In addition, the per capita value of startups usually peaks at nearly 2, 4.5 and 5 years and three.