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Questiоn 4 – Series B Finаncing Atlаs Grid is а San Diegо-based develоper of AI dispatch software for utility-scale battery storage. Two years ago, Foundry Ventures invested $6 million in a Series A round of redeemable convertible preferred stock with a 2× liquidation preference; Foundry holds 20% of the fully diluted shares. Today, Crestline Capital invests $15 million in a Series B round of redeemable convertible preferred stock, also with a 2× liquidation preference, in exchange for 30% of the fully diluted shares. The founders hold the remaining 50% in common stock. The Series B has absolute liquidation priority over the Series A (i.e. new money first), and the Series A is senior to common stock. Upon conversion, an investor forgoes its liquidation preference and instead receives its fully diluted percentage of whatever proceeds remain after any non-converting preferred has been redeemed. For expositional simplicity, no employee options exist and none are issued in either round, there is no debt, and ownership percentages are fixed at their fully diluted levels. Assuming the other investor redeems its liquidation preference, compute the optimal conversion point for the Series A and for the Series B. Based on these thresholds, which investor converts first? Given your answer in Part A, recompute the conversion point for the investor that converts second. Then draw the Series B payoff diagram across enterprise values from $0 to $120 million. Clearly label all kink points and slopes. Are you ready to continue?