A 32 year old was involved in an MVC. Patient is pale, cool,…
A 32 year old was involved in an MVC. Patient is pale, cool, and diaphoretic and they sustained a deep laceration to right thigh. BP is 86/54 mmHg, HR is 132 bpm, respiratory rate is 28/min with SpO2 at 95% on room air. Which type of shock best describes the patient’s condition?
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Question 1 – Venture Capital Valuation You are evaluating Alloy Analytics, a Chicago-based AI pricing engine for industrial distributors. The founders seek $5.5 million for 20% of the fully diluted post-money shares and agree to create a 10% post-money employee option pool at closing. Six full years from today, you project revenue of $85 million with 28% EBITDA margins. Comparable companies trade at 8.5× EBITDA at exit. The probability of success is 40%, and failure results in zero value. To reach exit, the company must raise additional capital by selling 15% of the firm, and no additional option pool will be created. The appropriate opportunity cost of capital for similar investments is 12%. Assume there is no debt. Compute the exit enterprise value and your retained ownership at exit after both the option pool and the future financing. Using a scenario-based DCF approach, compute the present value of your investment today. Assume this is the only investment opportunity available, and there are no management fees or carried interest. Should you make the investment? Explain clearly using your calculations. Are you ready to continue?
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