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2. Shwadin's Shawarma Shops (S) is a new restaurant chain in its early stages. The founders have great plans, but need to test their restaurant design, their recipes, and their franchising business model. They need $200,000 to outfit a first, small shop. They do not have the financial resources to take out loans nor the connections to fund it through FFF investments. They believe they have a "million dollar idea," but potential investors are not so sure. Many are interested, but none will place a valuation on the business above $250,000. If the founders were to raise money by selling equity, at a $250,000 pre-money valuation, how much of the company would they have to sell? a. b. Suppose the founders have issued themselves 100,000 shares in total. i. Given your answer to (a), how many shares will be outstanding after the new investors are issued their shares? ii. What price will the new investors pay per share to raise the $200k (assume still a $250k valuation)? iii. Summarizing, how many shares will the owners need to sell, and at what price, to raise the $200,000? Should they do this, or find a better way? Why? 2. Shwadin's Shawarma Shops (S) is a new restaurant chain in its early stages. The founders have great plans, but need to test their restaurant design, their recipes, and their franchising business model. They need $200,000 to outfit a first, small shop. They do not have the financial resources to take out loans nor the connections to fund it through FFF investments. They believe they have a "million dollar idea," but potential investors are not so sure. Many are interested, but none will place a valuation on the business above $250,000. If the founders were to raise money by selling equity, at a $250,000 pre-money valuation, how much of the company would they have to sell? a. b. Suppose the founders have issued themselves 100,000 shares in total. i. Given your answer to (a), how many shares will be outstanding after the new investors are issued their shares? ii. What price will the new investors pay per share to raise the $200k (assume still a $250k valuation)? iii. Summarizing, how many shares will the owners need to sell, and at what price, to raise the $200,000? Should they do this, or find a better way? Why

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