Building Initial Capital Support for Franchise Expansion.
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Building Initial Capital Support for
Franchise Expansion
Structure the Transaction Carefully and Evaluate Funding Options:
Equity Shares
Preference Shares
Debentures
Combination of Debt and Equity
Looking For External Funding - Can PE be a Good Option
Grant of Rights to the PE Investor:
Nomination on Board of Directors
Affirmative Voting Rights and Reserve Matters
Minimum Quorum Requirements
Anti-Dilution and Pre-emptive Rights
Rationalization of Board Nomination; Quorum and Reserved Matters in
case of Dilution by Investor
Undertakings and Covenants of the Promoter Group
Reporting Requirements
Achievement of Milestones agreed under Business Plan
Complex Issues in PE Funding
Exit options available to the Investor:
Public offering
Buy-back of shares
Put options
Strategic sale with ‘drag-along’ rights
Investor mandatory put options
Complex Issues in PE Funding
Transfer of Shares to Third Parties
Lock-in on Transfer of Shares
Right of First Refusal
Co-Sale
Drag Along Rights
Subsequent Sales
Complex Issues in PE Funding
Event of Default and Post Termination Rights:
Put Options at Pre-agreed Exit Price
Call Option at Pre-agreed Discounted Price
Liquidation/winding up of the Company
Complex Issues in PE Funding
Indemnification Rights
Non-Compete
Non Solicitation
Complex Issues in PE Funding
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What are the right reasons for Acquisitions?
Inorganic growth
Minimize lead period for market penetration
Ability to use pre-existing marketing, distribution and sales channels
Use the workforce, systems, processes and products offering
Acquisitions - The Right Reasons
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Choosing the Right Partner Brand
Revenue Model
Management Team
Viability of existing business models
Strategy for and commitment to growth
Alignment of interests
Competitive advantage
Purpose of Due Diligence Identify and value assets and business model
Uncover hidden liabilities and risks
Determine level of corporate governance
Acquisitions – What comes before
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Aspects of Due Diligence Organizational and operational matters
Capital & management structure Board/General meetings Corporate compliances/filings
Compliance with law including corporate, labour, taxation, education, charity
Standard contracts with services providers, employees, vendors Internal policies, including HR policies, privacy policies, data
protection Ownership of/rights to use intellectual property Title to/right to use immovable property including tenure in cases of
lease Litigation
Acquisitions – What comes before
Seema Jhingan, Partner
LexCounsel, Law Offices
C-10, Gulmohar Park,
New Delhi – 110049
Tel: +91-11-41662861
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