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Farm Foundation How VCs discover and fund innovation PRESENTATION | PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL Eight Rules of Venture Capital PRESENTATION | PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL 2 Ta b l e of Contents Rule #1 }Deal flow is everything.~ Marc Andreessen, Founder of Andreessen Horowitz PRESENTATION | PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL 3 Rule #2 success is rare PRESENTATION | PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL Rule #2: Success is rare Journey of 1,000 companies Seed Round • Raise $250k - $7m Seed • Sell 15% - 40% of company Assume • 1,000 Companies Funded CB-Insights PRESENTATION | PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL Rule #2: Success is rare Journey of 1,000 companies Series A • $2m - $15m Seed • Sell 20% - 40% of Series A startup Success Funnel q 46% Raise Series A q✓14% Exit (1x– 3x) ✗q 40% Fail to raise CB-Insights PRESENTATION | PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL Rule #2: Success is rare Journey of 1,000 companies Series B • $5m - $300m Seed • Sell 15% - 30% of Series A startup Series B Success Funnel q 28% Raise Series B q✓7% Exit (1x– 3x) ✗q 11% Fail to raise CB-Insights PRESENTATION | PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL Rule #2: Success is rare Journey of 1,000 companies Series C • $10m - $500m Seed • Sell 10% - 25% of Series A startup Series B Series C Success Funnel q 14% Raise Series C q✓5% Exit ✗q 9% Fail to raise CB-Insights PRESENTATION | PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL Rule #2: Success is rare Journey of 1,000 companies Series D • $10m - $1 billion+ Seed • Sell 5% - 20% of startup Series A Series B Series C Success Funnel q 6% Raise Series D Series D q✓2% Exit ✗q 7% Fail to raise CB-Insights PRESENTATION | PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL Rule #2: Success is rare Journey of 1,000 companies Winners Losers Seed 28% Series A Series B Series C 6% Series D 66% CB-Insights PRESENTATION | PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL Rule #3 swing for the fences PRESENTATION | PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL $100b $120b $140b $160b $20b $40b $60b $80b $0b Wikipedia Rule #3 Rule Ant Financial Uber Didi Chuxing Xiaomi 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