Asked by Lena
I'm watching shark tank and they keep going on about royalty. They'll say something along the lines of:
I'll give you 500k for 30% equity and 10% royalty.
I don't really understand all this business stuff but what I think is going on it that they're giving 500k upfront for 30% of the company. The royalty I don't really understand. I'm thinking for every dollar made, they want 10 cents. Could someone clarify this for me? Thanks.
I'll give you 500k for 30% equity and 10% royalty.
I don't really understand all this business stuff but what I think is going on it that they're giving 500k upfront for 30% of the company. The royalty I don't really understand. I'm thinking for every dollar made, they want 10 cents. Could someone clarify this for me? Thanks.
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
Yes, that's essentially what a royalty is.
http://www.investorwords.com/4330/royalty.html
I'm most familiar with the royalties paid to authors of published books. A publisher pays an author a certain percentage of the revenues from the books that are sold.
http://www.investorwords.com/4330/royalty.html
I'm most familiar with the royalties paid to authors of published books. A publisher pays an author a certain percentage of the revenues from the books that are sold.
Answered by
Lena
Thanks a bunch, Ms. Sue.
Answered by
Ms. Sue
You're welcome, Lena.
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