Flowneuroscience
+261%
est. 2Y upside i
Rank
#48
Sector
Therapeutic Devices
Est. Liquidity
~5Y
Data Quality
Data: LowDespite the attractive upside from FDA approval and high growth, the analysis has low confidence due to stale financial data and a massive preference overhang (76% of valuation).
Last updated: July 19, 2026
FDA approval drives rapid adoption; revenue reaches $11M by mid-2028 and exit multiple holds at 10x, yielding $110M exit. Upside capped at +400% per Series A stage, net of 20% dilution.
Steady growth with multiple converging to 6x; exit at $66M (302% pre-dilution). After 20% dilution, upside to common is 282%.
Multiple compresses to 3x due to competitive pressure or slow adoption; exit at $33M (101% pre-dilution). After 20% dilution, upside is 81%. Preference stack dilutes common further.
Preference Stack Risk
severeFunding Intensity
76%Total preferred funding of $12.5M vs. entry valuation of $16.4M gives a preference overhang of 76%, meaning common equity is heavily subordinated.
Dilution Risk
highWith only $12.5M raised and negative cash flow, a dilutive funding round is likely within 2 years, potentially reducing common ownership by 15-25%.
Secondary Liquidity
noneNo secondary market activity reported; employee shares likely illiquid until an exit event.
Questions to Ask at the Interview
Strategic questions based on Flowneuroscience's data — designed to show you've done your homework.
- 1
“How does Flow differentiate from traditional TMS and pharmaceutical treatments in the depression market?”
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“What is the target gross margin and capital efficiency as the device scales?”
- 3
“What is the vesting schedule and does the company have any secondary liquidity programs for employees?”
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