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Private Equity Getting more than
money into the company
Anjana Vivekwww.venturebean.com
Institute of Chartered Accountants of India: Bangalore Branch Study Circle Meeting: Jan 2010
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Private Equity
Covers a wide range from Angel investment
to Venture capital
to Unit/division/subsidiary of corporate
to Large private equity placements
Rs.
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Private Equity
Typically in unlisted instruments and includes
* Leveraged buyouts, venture capital, growth capital, distressed investments, mezzanine capital
* Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_equity
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What do you want from the investor?
WHO? WHY? HOW? WHEN?
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What do you want from the investor?
To help you reach out for the sky…As you attempt to achieve your dreams?
How do you proceed?
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If it was only about money…
…..All those with money would do well
And
… All those without money would fail…
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What do you want from the investor?
Are you looking for More than money?
* Readings: 1)Do your homework well before approaching
a venture capitalist 2)VC funds, corporate VCs, or angel investors:
whom do you approach? 3) Are you ready for VC investment?
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Preparation is the key to success
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BUSINESS PLAN The plan must have structure and include the following:- Business / idea- People behind idea/project- Market size expected- Marketing strategy- Competition- Financials- Other information which makes this complete
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Business Plans
Readings:
http://www.slideshare.net/anjanavivek/preparing-a-bplan-for-equity-investment
Forecast financials in a business plan
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Identify key issues
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DISCLOSURE
Prepare for due diligence by identifying pitfalls upfront and taking steps to mitigate/de-risk to the extent possible
Query? Would you disclose weak points ?
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DISCLOSURE
To trigger thinking
If you do not disclose the negatives, the investor will not automatically assume that you do not have any negatives in your project/idea
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What are the deal drivers?
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DEAL ISSUES
Every business has issues which are
- deal drivers and- deal breakers
Try to identify key deal issues from- your perspective and - the investors perspective
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DEAL ISSUES
This can help you plan on how you can leverage on your strengths
This can help in negotiating a better deal
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Preparing for due diligence
- Technical- HR- Financial- Tax- Regulatory… etc
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Preparing for due diligence
Readings: 1) Valuation and deals: avoid throwing away value
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Valuation
Varies over time…
An art and a science
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VALUATION
Valuation is based on:- intangibles and - tangibles
Valuation can be computed in multiple ways, the popular methods:- multiples of revenue; profit etc.- multiples of key drivers, eg.user base- cash flow based
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VALUATION
Valuation may be driven by - the stake the entrepreneur is willing to give up at a particular stage of investment in the business and - the amount of money required by the business at that stage
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VALUATION
Different persons can value the same business differently because they may- use different methods of valuation- use variations in the methods - have different inputs in the methods
Thus, valuation perceptions can vary, and we do have situations where there are divergent views on valuation
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VALUATION
Deals can sometimes be structured in such a way that the differences in valuation perception are factored, e.g. linking valuation to performance
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VALUATION
Valuation is also the outcome of negotiations, so it is important to identify one’s bargaining power in relation to the deal issues
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Valuation
Readings:
1) Some finer points in the valuation of a business2) Valuation Basics … and.. some practical tips
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Understand your bargaining power
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Negotiations
Readings: 1) Negotiations: A key element in growing your
business2) Negotiating Insights: From IIMB’s MPWE
programme
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To trigger thinking
How will you prepare for private equity investment in the company that you are working for?
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More information:
Readings: www.slideshare.net/anjanavivekhttp://www.venturebean.com/resources.html
THANK YOU
For your time and patient hearing
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