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I really like Glow Capital Partners latest investment! So announced yesterday that Justin Ryan and Kate Morris’ Glow Capital Partners has taken a 40% stake in Ecommerce Equation. Ecommerce Equation is a platform that helps eccomerce companies become, in their words, “insanely profitable”. I really like this investment for a couple of reasons. 1. Deal flow. Plenty of operators who use Ecommerce Equation will know of Adore Beauty Group and the pedigree of the team at Glow Capital Partners. It gives Glow Capital Partners early access to potentially great companies. DEAL FLOW. 2. Niche. Plenty of investment companies don’t follow niches. In this case Glow Capital Partners appears to be doubling down on the niche. I love it. A pure unfair advantage. 3. Community. Glow Capital Partners have invested in a community. They have a real opportunity to own this space through the creation of genuine community benefit. Build the community. Build the trust. Build the deal flow. 4. Outside of the box! It’s not often we see private equity think outside the box. If the above reasons were considered when making this deal then huge credit needs to go to the team for presenting an outside of the box deal which may make Glow Capital Partners as a fund. I am super curious to understand how you would think about LTV for an investment like this Justin Ryan. Like I said at the top. I like this one! I think we will see Glow Capital Partners own the exommerce private equity space in the next couple of years. Good luck to the team! #privateequity #acquisitions #mergersandacquisitions #corporatelaw #corporateadvisory
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Europe leading private equity firm EQT with $270 billion AUM has announced to merge Southeast Asia property platform PropertyGuru Group for $1.1 billion into BPEA Private Equity Fund VIII at $6.70 per share, representing a 52% premium to closing share price on 21st May 2024. PropertyGuru will delist from New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) after the merger. Read - https://lnkd.in/ghQGRcqe follow Caproasia | Driving the future of Asia Europe leading private equity firm EQT with $270 billion AUM has announced to merge Southeast Asia property platform PropertyGuru Group for $1.1 billion into BPEA Private Equity Fund VIII at $6.70 per share, representing a 52% premium to closing share price on 21st May 2024. PropertyGuru will delist from New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) after the merger. Hari V Krishnan, CEO & MD, PropertyGuru Group: “We are pleased to embark on this new chapter with EQT. This partnership follows years of transformative growth, supported by TPG and KKR, which has established us as Southeast Asia’s leading PropTech platform. As we continue to innovate and deliver value to our consumers, customers, and stakeholders across the region, EQT’s global expertise in building marketplaces and commitment to sustainable growth will further strengthen our vision to power communities to live, work, and thrive in tomorrow’s cities.” Janice Leow, Partner in the EQT Private Capital Asia advisory team and Head of EQT Private Capital Southeast Asia: “PropertyGuru has firmly established itself as the leading property marketplace platform in Southeast Asia, and we are deeply impressed by the strong foundation it has built over the past 17 years as well as with its talented team. We believe our offer provides shareholders with compelling value and certainty, while strategically positioning PropertyGuru to fully harness its long-term growth potential. With EQT’s significant experience in the technology, online classifieds and marketplace sectors, we aim to further strengthen PropertyGuru’s platform, driving enhanced innovation and deeper engagement with its consumers, customers and stakeholders.” EQT Group
Europe $270 Billion Private Equity Firm EQT to Merge Southeast Asia Property Platform PropertyGuru Group for $1.1 Billion into BPEA Private Equity Fund VIII at $6.70 Per Share, Represents 52% Premium to Closing Share Price on 21st May 2024, PropertyGuru Will Delist from New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) after Merger
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Europe leading private equity firm EQT with $270 billion AUM has announced to merge Southeast Asia property platform PropertyGuru Group for $1.1 billion into BPEA Private Equity Fund VIII at $6.70 per share, representing a 52% premium to closing share price on 21st May 2024. PropertyGuru will delist from New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) after the merger. Read - https://lnkd.in/gW_giqBs follow Caproasia | Driving the future of Asia Europe leading private equity firm EQT with $270 billion AUM has announced to merge Southeast Asia property platform PropertyGuru Group for $1.1 billion into BPEA Private Equity Fund VIII at $6.70 per share, representing a 52% premium to closing share price on 21st May 2024. PropertyGuru will delist from New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) after the merger. Hari V Krishnan, CEO & MD, PropertyGuru Group: “We are pleased to embark on this new chapter with EQT. This partnership follows years of transformative growth, supported by TPG and KKR, which has established us as Southeast Asia’s leading PropTech platform. As we continue to innovate and deliver value to our consumers, customers, and stakeholders across the region, EQT’s global expertise in building marketplaces and commitment to sustainable growth will further strengthen our vision to power communities to live, work, and thrive in tomorrow’s cities.” Janice Leow, Partner in the EQT Private Capital Asia advisory team and Head of EQT Private Capital Southeast Asia: “PropertyGuru has firmly established itself as the leading property marketplace platform in Southeast Asia, and we are deeply impressed by the strong foundation it has built over the past 17 years as well as with its talented team. We believe our offer provides shareholders with compelling value and certainty, while strategically positioning PropertyGuru to fully harness its long-term growth potential. With EQT’s significant experience in the technology, online classifieds and marketplace sectors, we aim to further strengthen PropertyGuru’s platform, driving enhanced innovation and deeper engagement with its consumers, customers and stakeholders.” EQT Group
Europe $270 Billion Private Equity Firm EQT to Merge Southeast Asia Property Platform PropertyGuru Group for $1.1 Billion into BPEA Private Equity Fund VIII at $6.70 Per Share, Represents 52% Premium to Closing Share Price on 21st May 2024, PropertyGuru Will Delist from New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) after Merger
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As a venture capitalist, it is essential to consider exit strategies when making investment decisions, many of which involve mergers and acquisitions (M&As). While achieving a favorable valuation upon acquisition is important, founders and VCs should also focus on many other critical factors. Today, we'd like to share an article from saas.group that covers the topic of selecting the ideal buyer for your business. They also discuss red flags in a deal, including unrealistic valuations, lack of clarity on the buyer's intentions, and a lack of cultural fit. We hope you find it useful: https://lnkd.in/dpmNtjV9
Startup Acquisitions: Finding the Right Buyer
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Kingswood Capital Management, the owner of Cost Plus World Market, aims to raise $1 billion for its third buyout fund, marking a significant increase from its previous fund. The Los Angeles-based firm's second buyout fund closed at $620 million in January 2023, focusing on middle-market industrial, energy, and consumer companies with revenues exceeding $100 million. Founded by Alexander Wolf in 2013, Kingswood manages assets totaling $1.7 billion. The move to raise the Kingswood Capital Opportunities Fund III aligns with the trend of private equity managers witnessing a surge in fund sizes across the asset class. Recent acquisitions include taking over Cost Plus in 2021 and acquiring Caravan Materials' emulsifiers business, now known as Patco Products, and purchasing SaveMart in 2022, which owns Lucky California and Food Maxx stores. #PrivateEquity #Investing #Acquisitions Source: Pitchbook
PE firm Kingswood aims for $1B fund to hunt mid-market deals
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Business Investor, Global Entrepreneur, Mergers & Acquisitions, Amazon Best Selling Author #1, Founder Opulentia Capital, my podcast Buy, Build, Sell
Joint Venture Opportunity *** I am looking for 10 people to join me in September 2024 to embark on a journey together to acquire a multi million £/$ company. You will be a business owner wanting to grow your business by making tactical and strategic acquisitions (think competitors and supply chain) OR an ambitious entrepreneur with a keen interest to build wealth through acquiring multiple companies. You will join me and my team for three days in Europe learning everything you need to know about how to follow a process to source, negotiate and do multi million £/$ deals using a traditional leveraged buyout structure. You must be able to: - Spend at least 15-20 hours per week doing the work; - Be able to financially support yourself through your other income streams as this is not quick - it typically takes 9-12 months to be the owner of a new business - we have to find the deal, negotiate it, raise the funding for it, ensure we are comfortable (due diligence, legals) with it. This all takes time. Typically 2-3 months to find your first deal and make an offer a further 2-3 months to agree the transaction then 3-4 months of due diligence, legals and fund raising. We will end up as 50/50 partners so it’s important that we share the same ethos, values, vision. We will figure out before hand whether we are ‘compatible’. You need to be incredibly tenacious, have at least ran a business with strong business acumen, (working for yourself), have good communication skills and have a reasonable comprehension of the numbers (you do not have to be an accountant but should understand the basics of finance). You do not have to be operational in a business, we generally buy well run businesses that come with a capable management team but you would take oversight of the business. If you do not own a business already then whatever sector we are going to pursue together has to be fragmented and ripe for roll up. You must have experience in that sector. You will work with me, and my entire team (who have done over 100+ transactions over the past 14 years covering 32 industries and 12 countries) and we will work 1:1 with you through the process so we buy at least 1 multi £/$ business in the next 12 months, together. If this sounds like you and you would like to explore further please DM me and we can arrange a call to discuss further. If you know others that this could be of interest to I’d greatly appreciate if you liked/shared this post. Further information at www.buybuildsell.net
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While many #privateequity firms have shifted their focus to bigger deals, River Associates has remained committed to the #lowermiddlemarket for 34 years. “Our investors know exactly what they are going to get with us,” Mark Jones says. “We have been consistent in our strategy. We have followed a buy-and-build thesis for a long time.” #mergersandacquisitions #investmentswithmanagement Mergers and Acquisitions - themiddlemarket.com https://lnkd.in/eEJZMPzd
River Associates Stays the Course in Lower Middle-Market for 34 Years
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How do you influence and optimise a funding round? A few weeks ago I attended a great event on that topic, hosted by Nick Ford-Young and Mike Robb of Boldspace | B Corp™ with guests Jonathan Keeling (ex-Crowdcube) and Gillian Gray (ex-Barclays Rise). There were some brilliant insights into the psyche of investors which, whilst focused on early stage raises, were in my view very applicable to every stage of capital raising, indeed as well as later stage exits and buy-outs. They aligned with what we at SI Partners Global regulary hear from buyers and investors. The key takeaways I noted were: ✅ The providers of equity capital have been through the same turbulence as everyone else over the past few years. Their motives have changed somewhat (crudely summarised as: from a focus on growth to a focus on profit, especially for earlier stages) and so the successful investee will follow suit. ✅ Funding is an always-on marketing campaign. Whether you're raising a Series A round or seeking a later stage exit, founders and management should always have an eye on potential investors / partners. Even if this is just teeing up conversations when there is no immediate need. In the case of an exit, nothing attracts a premium like a buyer with a strategic driver to do a deal! ✅ Of course keep the other eye on the fundamental financials. This is very different dependent on stage though. A buy-out is underpinned by diligence over historical performance. A Series A round is priced based on future forecasts which can't be verified in the same way. ✅ If you're looking for an angel investor, almost everyone is a potential angel. SEIS, EIS and similar schemes (and some companies) are further 'democratising' angel investment. So your public profile matters (company and individual). ✅ And finally... use everything at your disposal: LinkedIn is a great tool and, dare I say, seek out the best experts! #funding #manda #seriesa #corporatefinance #mergers #acquisitions
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Venture Investor at I2BF | 10+ years transforming boring and unsexy industries with frontier tech (B2B SaaS, Quantum Technology, SpaceTech & DeepTech) | space dreamer and ex-rocket scientist
As a venture capitalist, it is essential to consider exit strategies when making investment decisions, many of which involve mergers and acquisitions (M&As). While achieving a favorable valuation upon acquisition is important, founders and VCs should also focus on many other critical factors. Today, we'd like to share an article from saas.group that covers the topic of selecting the ideal buyer for your business. They also discuss red flags in a deal, including unrealistic valuations, lack of clarity on the buyer's intentions, and a lack of cultural fit. We hope you find it useful: https://lnkd.in/d9bQ9kfj
Startup Acquisitions: Finding the Right Buyer
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