Based on your financial expertise, provide your response or viewpoint on the given financial question or topic. The response format is open.

How does a high share price benefit a company when it is raising funds?
A private company say has 100 shares with single owner Mr X, now it needs say 10,000/- to run the company, if they can get a price of say 1000 per share, then they just need to issue 10 additional shares, so now the total shares is 110 [100 older plus 10]. So now the owner's share in the company is around 91%. However if they can get a price of only Rs 200 per share, they need to create 50 more shares. So now the total shares is 150 [100 older plus 50]. So now Mr X's equity in his own company is down to 66%.  While this may still be OK, if it continues and goes below 50%, there is chances that he [Original owner] will be thrown out