(answer the next 3 questions with the following information.) A fictitious VC firm, EBV, that is considering a series A investment in a start-up company named Newco. The terms specify that EBV invests $5 million for 5M shares into Newco, which currently has 10M shares allotted to employees and founders. Security structure is as follows: First pay [one] times the Original Purchase Price on each share of Series A Preferred. Thereafter, the Series A Preferred participates with the Common Stock pro rata on an as-converted basis. The liquidation return is capped at four times OPP. EBV has committed capital of $100M with 2% management fee. GP% is 10%. If the exit value is $72, how much is the distribution to the VC? O $32M O $27.3 O $24M O $10.7M

Suppose Sally Rubber Co. is going public and, based on the bookbuilding process, decides it will be issuing 300,000 shares of common stock to raise capital to fund the company's proposed expansion. Suppose a Dutch auction (an auction in which the auctioneer begins with a high asking price and lowers it until some bidder accepts the price) is used to allocate shares in the Sally Rubber Co. IPO. The following table shows the number of shares requested by potential bidders. Bids Bidder 1 Number of Shares Requested Price per Share 50,000 $65 Bidder 2 100,000 $55 Bidder 3 150,000 $54 Bidder 4 200,000 $48 Bidder 5 250,000 $41 Bidder 6 300,000 $39 To sell the 300,000 shares, Sally Rubber Co.'s IPO minimum offer price should be $ The total amount of funding raised will be $ Given the typical 7 percent transaction cost due to the issuing firm, the IPO would result in a transaction cost of $

Borg Security Systems is considering the sale of 12,000 shares of stock to finance development of a new security product. The firm has 40,000 shares of common stock outstanding, par value of $1.00 per share. The firm has $60,000 in additional paid-in capital and $80,000 in retained earnings. Borg's investment bankers estimate that new shares will bring in $5.15 per share. If Borg goes ahead with the new stock issue, what will be the change in book value per share? Group of answer choices −$1.00 +$0.15 +$0.56 +$1.00 $0

• X Enterprises has an investment in 25,000 shares of Y Electronics that X accounts for as a security available for sale. Y shares are publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange, and the Wall Street Journal quotes a price for those shares of $10/share, but X believes the market has not appreciated the full value of the Y shares and that a more accurate price is $12/share. X should carry the Y investment on its balance sheet at: O $300,000. $250,000. O either $250,000 or $300,000, as either are defensible valuations. O $275,000, the midpoint of X's range of reasonably likely valuations of Y.