This document contains a share price simulator for Facebook based on information in their S-1 filing with the SEC from February 2012. It shows the number of outstanding Class A, Class B, and restricted stock units, and calculates the implied valuation of Facebook at different share prices. At a $45 per share price and total outstanding shares of over 2.5 billion, the pre-money valuation would be over $111 billion and the post-money valuation after the IPO would be over $116 billion.

1. FACEBOOK's share price simulator
(Source: SEC S-1 filed Feb 1 2012) Form S-1 , Facebook Inc.
Oustanding as of: Class S-1 page number of shares Share Price $ in Notional
A 111,111,111 45 5,000,000,000 IPO notional amount
Class B 31-Dec-11 B p. 8 & p.39 1,758,902,390 45 79,150,607,550
Class A 31-Dec-11 A p. 8 & p.39 117,097,143 45 5,269,371,435
2005 Stock Plan 31-Dec-11 B p. 8 & p.39 138,539,434 45 6,234,274,530
RSU-2005 Stock Plan 31-Dec-11 B p. 8 & p.39 378,772,184 45 17,044,748,280
RSU-2005 Stock Plan 1 Jan 2012-31 Dec 2012 B p. 8 & p.39 1,947,208 45 87,624,360
2012 Eq. Incentive plan 1 Jan 2012-31 Dec 2012 A+B p. 8 & p.39 77,185,000 45 3,473,325,000
Company valuations
tot # shares 2,583,554,470 after money: 116,259,951,155
pre money: 111,259,951,155
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