GitLab priced its secondary at the preferred round price
Sid Sijbrandij · GitLab Hits $2.7b Valuation is 20x+ Revenue Multiple, 160%+ in Net Revenue Retention, 10,000 Customers · Jul 24, 2020 · at 5:08
GitLab CEO Sid Sijbrandij explains how share pricing was determined for employee secondary transactions during their Series D round.
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“The price was the same as the Preferred price of the round.”
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