Aditi Shrivastava
Madhav Chanchani
Aditi Shrivastava
Madhav Chanchani
Investors get on board as founders take additional stakes and valuation-linked incentives as they prepare for the long haul after an IPO, in which these companies are expected to list as board- and professionally run companies, not as promoter-run companies
March 29, 2021
13 MINS READThe boardrooms of IPO-bound tech companies have never been busier. As Delhivery, PolicyBazaar and Zomato get ready for listing on the bourses, their founders are busy negotiating terms to increase their shareholdings and secure long-term incentives.
PolicyBazaar’s Yashish Dahiya and Alok Bansal have negotiated significant additional stock allocations for themselves. Zomato’s Deepinder Goyal has cashed out millions of dollars worth of shares and will likely be awarded more stock options. At Delhivery, the founders and the management team have signed up for two new stock incentive plans.
The Crux
the-crux
By Pranav Balakrishnan
Aviation
Premium Reads
By Raghav Mahobe
Digital payments
Premium Reads
By Nikhil Patwardhan
E-commerce
the-crux
By Pranav Balakrishnan
10 Min Read
By Raghav Mahobe
11 Min Read
By Nikhil Patwardhan
4 Min Read
By Sohini Mitter
13 Min Read
By Pranav Balakrishnan
12 Min Read
By Nikhil Patwardhan
13 Min Read
By Sohini Mitter