The Cap Tables section provides a detailed view of the company’s ownership structure and how equity is distributed among founders, investors, funds, employees, and other stakeholders. This helps you understand who owns the company, how ownership has evolved over time, and how different funding events have impacted shareholding.
Shareholding Overview
At the top of this section, you will see a visual shareholding graph that illustrates how equity is distributed among different shareholder categories such as Founders, Funds, Enterprise investors, Angels, ESOP pools, and other investors.
If you hover over the graph, additional details appear, allowing you to quickly see the exact shareholding percentage of each stakeholder group.
Detailed Cap Table
Below the graph, you will find the Detailed Cap Table, which provides a granular breakdown of ownership. Shareholders are organized into expandable groups such as Founders, Funds, Angels, Enterprise investors, ESOP pools, and other investor categories.
Each group can be expanded to view the individual entities or people holding shares. Along with shareholding percentage, the table also shows additional metrics such as cumulative investment, cumulative realized returns, unrealized returns, and total number of shares held. This structure allows you to analyze ownership from the overall investor category down to the individual shareholder level.
Event-wise Cap Table Updates
This section tracks how the ownership structure changes over time based on company events. These events may include funding rounds, ESOP exercises, share transfers, share splits, or bonus issues.
Each event can be expanded to view the specific cap table changes introduced during that transaction, helping you understand how the company’s ownership evolved at different stages.
Shareholding Summary
The Shareholding Summary provides a visual representation of how ownership distribution changes across different funding stages or round types.