ClaimsVinod Khosla

“The amount of money needed to cash [flow] break even or IPO or [reach a] reasonable point where you sell the company does not look any different for our clean tech portfolio, or main tech portfolio, than it does for the last 15 years I was at Kleiner”

Vinod Khosla, investor, interview answer 23 December 2010 Vinod Khosla: Searching for the Radical Solution (Scientific American) archived copy

Factual Economics and markets

The capital needed for Khosla's clean tech and main tech portfolio companies to reach cash-flow break even, IPO or sale is no different from that of his information technology and telecom investments over 15 years at Kleiner.

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Reasoning

Compares internal capital requirements across the portfolio.

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Vinod Khosla, “The capital needed for Khosla's clean tech and main tech portfolio companies to reach cash-flow break even, IPO or sale is no different from that of his information technology and telecom investments over 15 years at Kleiner.” (said 23 December 2010). Verdict: own records only. Reliability API, claim c_14f090db7e8b, method 0.1.0+c876030c, dataset release v1.1.2. https://epistacklabs.com/claims/c_14f090db7e8b

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