For the last 6-8 mos, I spent a lot of time close to the Direct Listing process - here I try to demystify it a bit and share some perspectiveshttps://twitter.com/a16z/status/1146059267717267456 …
When you say that Slack "now has access to the public capital markets,” are you thinking more equity or debt? Does a Direct Listing carry the same implication that an IPO does, that there won’t be a major equity capital raise any time soon?
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Any - as a seasoned issuer (a term for companies that have been public for multiple quarters) they can issue equity, debt, converts, etc. it would be a simple process in the future
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Riiiight, the SEC in no way bans companies from doing multiple secondaries once they’ve been public for a year. But there’s an unspoken rule that your IPO is your last major working-capital equity round. (Tesla being the exception to the rule.)
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