<p>The solution is as follows:</p>

<p>Y : Final worth of company.</p>

<p>X : Percentage of investment.</p>

<p>Y = 1000000 + YX% + Y50%</p>

<p>And the result is the following graph showing xy which is the amount the investors has to pay as a function of x which is the percentage they get.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.desmos.com/calculator/ahftzqlgop" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://www.desmos.com/calculator/ahftzqlgop</a></p>

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2018-07-30T13:53:31.800Z
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ronenfe
<p>Well basically it pretty easy to calculate:</p>

<p>A + B + C = X</p>

<p><strong>A:</strong>  0.25X : 25% of the company for investors</p>

<p><strong>B:</strong>  0.5X : 50% you want to be left with</p>

<p><strong>C:</strong>  1M : The price for selling to third party</p>

<p><strong>X:</strong>  The value of the company that we would like to find</p>

<p>So in your case it's:</p>

<p>0.25X + 0.5X + 1M = X ->
0.25X = 1M -> 
X = 4</p>

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Felix Av
<p>Let's say I owe a company.</p>

<p>At the final state I want to be left with 1M cash for myself and 50 percent of the company.</p>

<p>The investor is not willing to buy shares and give me the money but only invest in the company.</p>

<p>I thought about selling my shares to a third person for one million cash after the first investment so I'll be left with 50% at the end and 1M.</p>

<p>How much percentage should I give the investor and for how much money, and how much should I sell to the third person and for how much money in order to be left with 1M and 50% of the company?</p>

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2018-09-28T21:19:19.017Z
What do you mean when you say that the investor is not willing to buy shares, but only invest in the company? How is he investing in the company, if he's not buying shares? Is he giving the company a loan secured on its assets?
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I mean he want his money to go directly to the company account and not to the owner's personal account
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How do I calculate the amount of money I get from an investor and the percentage I give him in return?
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# How do I calculate the amount of money I get from an investor and the percentage I give him in return?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-07-30)

Let's say I owe a company.

At the final state I want to be left with 1M cash for myself and 50 percent of the company.

The investor is not willing to buy shares and give me the money but only invest in the company.

I thought about selling my shares to a third person for one million cash after the first investment so I'll be left with 50% at the end and 1M.

How much percentage should I give the investor and for how much money, and how much should I sell to the third person and for how much money in order to be left with 1M and 50% of the company?

**Tags:** mathematical-economics
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: What do you mean when you say that the investor is not willing to buy shares, but only invest in the company? How is he investing in the company, if he's not buying shares? Is he giving the company a loan secured on its assets?  
> **username_0**: I mean he want his money to go directly to the company account and not to the owner's personal account  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_0 on 2018-07-30. Score: 0 | Accepted answer

The solution is as follows:

Y : Final worth of company.

X : Percentage of investment.

Y = 1000000 + YX% + Y50%

And the result is the following graph showing xy which is the amount the investors has to pay as a function of x which is the percentage they get.

<https://www.desmos.com/calculator/ahftzqlgop>


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### Answer by username_2 on 2018-07-30. Score: 0

Well basically it pretty easy to calculate:

A + B + C = X

**A:** 0.25X : 25% of the company for investors

**B:** 0.5X : 50% you want to be left with

**C:** 1M : The price for selling to third party

**X:** The value of the company that we would like to find

So in your case it's:

0.25X + 0.5X + 1M = X ->
0.25X = 1M ->
X = 4


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