Unigin Ventures · Insights
Practical guides on fundraising, finance, accounting and tax for startup and SME founders, from the Unigin Ventures team.
A Thai limited company cannot hold its own shares or issue below par, so how do you give employees equity? Workable structures, vesting terms, Section 40(1) tax and how the option pool affects founders.
How pre-money, post-money and ownership fit together, the venture capital method with a worked example, the Berkus and Scorecard methods for pre-revenue companies, and why the highest valuation isn't always the best offer.
A 12-slide pitch deck structure drawn from Sequoia and Y Combinator guidance, the question each slide must answer, a worked traction slide and funding ask, and three rules for clear slide design.
After a term sheet, investors send a long document request. How to build an eight-folder data room for a Thai limited company, what must match your filings, and a three-week plan.
SAFEs and convertible notes let startups raise money before setting a share price, but the templates follow foreign law. How caps and discounts work, the Thai legal limits, and the SEC PP-SME route.
Valuation is one line of a term sheet. Pre-money, the option pool and liquidation preference decide how much founders keep and how much they take home when the company is sold.
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Unigin Ventures invests in and supports startups and SMEs with capital and advice on finance, accounting, legal matters and technology.
