Finally, suppose, KVCFL feels that there is a requirement of additional $30$ mio in the $4$th year from a $2$nd VC$.$ TR$-25\%.$ Then, calculate the following for the $1$st round of funding in assumption that $2$nd round of VC will take place. Assume there is no dilution of holdings for VC$1.$

i$)$ Percentage holding for the $2$nd round VC

ii$)$ Percentage holding for the $1$st round VC

iii$)$ Percentage holding for the owner

iv$)$ Total shares after $2$ round financing

v$)$ Shares issued to $1$st round VC

vi$)$ Share price

vii$)$ Pre money valuation after $1$st round

viii$)$ Post money valuation after $1$ round

ix$)$ Shares issued to $2$nd round VC

x$)$ Share price

xi$)$ Pre money valuation after $2$nd round

xii$)$ Post money valuation after $2$nd round

Now, assume, AKV formed the firm with $6$ million shares, and KVCFL expects an income of $60$ lakhs per year at exit. A similar firm in Kochi, sold shares to public for Rs$10,000,000$ for similar venture income $=$ Rs$.1,000,000$ in $2023.$ What will be the going price per Rupee of income in this venture, and, then estimate the KVCFL exit value five years from now and the PV$.$ And, calculate the percentage to be acquired by KVCFL$,$ number of shares, and issue share price. Also, calculate the pre$-$money, post$-$money, AKV holding after the offer and KVCFL holding.