I have the situation that I am in negotiations with investors to sell part of my ESOP.
We raised a successful series A in the past couple of months and the investors claim that discounts of 30-40% of ESOP are deemed "normal", because they have no LiqPref and voting rights.
To me that seems to be too much, so I'm asking whether you have any experience with such a sale and what should be an acceptable discount.
Thank you!
Selling out at s-a normally implies leverage and it sounds like you don't have any which is an oxymoron.
You could have sold pari passu if the round was oversubd etc