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tptacek
2y ago
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Sure. Selectively preventing sales isn't. But it's not uncommon to have blanket prohibitions. You're right, though.
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comp_throw7
2y ago
Yeah, my impression is that a lot of non-public startups have "secondary market transactions allowed with board approval" clauses, but many of them just default-deny those requests and never have coordinated tender offers pre-IPO.
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