Livspace
-78%
est. 2Y upside i
Rank
#3564
Sector
Home Interior Design and Renovation
Est. Liquidity
~3Y
Data Quality
Data: LowEquity upside is deeply negative across all scenarios due to a stale $1.21B valuation, $527M preference stack, and modest 23% growth with expected decay.
Last updated: July 21, 2026
Successful IPO in 2-3 years expands multiple to 6x revenue ($231.6M) = $1.39B exit. After $527M preference, common recovers $862.4M; net of 20% dilution, return -42.9% from $1.21B entry.
Multiple converges to 4x revenue ($231.6M) = $926M exit. After preference, common receives $399.4M; net of 20% dilution, return -73.6%.
Multiple compresses to 2x revenue ($231.6M) = $463M exit, below the $527M preference. Common stock recovers zero, -100% return.
Preference Stack Risk
severeFunding Intensity
30100%Total preferred funding of $527M represents 43.6% of the current $1.21B valuation, giving preferred holders a $527M claim ahead of common.
Dilution Risk
highWith a last round in 2022 and ongoing losses, a dilutive down round or bridge is likely within 24 months, reducing common ownership by ~20%.
Secondary Liquidity
noneNo secondary market activity has been reported; liquidity depends entirely on an IPO or acquisition.
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Last updated: March 10, 2026
Questions to Ask at the Interview
Strategic questions based on Livspace's data — designed to show you've done your homework.
- 1
“What is the company's current cash runway and when does management expect to raise the next round?”
- 2
“How does the preference stack affect common equity value in a potential exit?”
- 3
“What are the key milestones to achieve profitability and what levers are being pulled to reduce cash burn?”
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