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Post-Money Valuation

Post-money valuation is a term used in venture capital and startup financing to refer to the valuation of a company after an investment is made. It is calculated by adding the amount of the investment to the company's pre-money valuation.

For example, if a company has a pre-money valuation of $10 million and receives a $2 million investment, the post-money valuation would be $12 million.

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