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Private Equity Investments
• Investment strategies of PE
• Valuation Methodologies of PE
• Recent statistics of PE
PE and related investments
Private Equity – Broadly Defined
• Therefore, PE is:
– Less liquid
– Long Term in nature
Introduction to private equity
"Hedge
"Angel" "Venture Capital" "Growth" "Buyouts" "Distressed Investing"
Funds"
Age of
0 years 0-1 year 1-3 years 3-10 years 10-50 years 10-50 years 10-50 years 10-50 years 5+ years
Company
2nd or 3rd
Stage of 1st generation Established, Established,
Idea Prototype generation Stressed Stressed Public
Company product slow growth slow growth
product
Equity
$0.2-0.5m $1-2m $2-5m $5-20m $10 - 250m $10 - 250m $10 - 250m $10 - 250m N/A
Requirement
Return
70%+ 50-70% 50-60% 40-50% 25-40% 20-30% 30-50% 30-40% 20%
Expectations
Angel Investors
• Angel investor is typically a wealthy individual
• The “Cause”
– The company is doing something that contributes to a social cause
that is meaningful to the angel…
• Curing cancer, improving the environment
– The company is targeting a market segment in which the angel
has experience and insight
Private Equity
Private Debt
Corporate Finance Venture Capital
(6) Nurture
Portfolio Companies (2) Evaluate
Market Segments
• Earnings multiple
• Net assets
Multiple Applicability
Price / Earnings of comparative company may be used. It signifies the
P/E price market is willing to pay for the Company based on its earnings
(EPS). Theoretically the company can be purchased at the MPS on the
stock exchange
EV, Enterprise Value, is the sum of net worth and net financial debt of
EV / EBIT the Company. EV / EBIT indicates the multiple of EV for the total
earnings of the Company
Multiple Caution
EXIT OPTIONS:
EXIT • IPOs
OPTIONS • Mergers & Acquisitions
AVAILABLE
• Management Buy-out
TO
• Sale to Another Fund
PRIVATE
• Buyback by Promoter/ Company
EQUITY
• Stock Market
FUNDS
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Weighted Full
• The intrinsically prevailing value of the equity share will be arrived at at the end of each year
• As per the ratchet, either of the following two or a mix of the following two will be effected at
the option of the PE investor:
i) for the payable preference dividend amount, PE investors will have to be allotted equity shares at value
that will compensate the PE investor in value terms for his total investment and this dividend receipt.
ii) Convert the preference shares into equity shares at the relevant valuation as on the date of opting for
conversion
Risks in
Pre-money and Post-money valuation
Pre-money and post-money valuation
• Pre-money valuation
• Post-money valuation
Pre & post money valuation equations
Pre-money Post money valuation – PE
valuation investment
Post money PE investment / PE ownership
valuation percentage or Pre-money
valuation + PE investment
Share price Pre money valuation / no of pre
money shares; or
Post money valuation / no of
post money shares
New shares PE investment / share price
issued
Total Pre money shares + new
outstanding shares issued
shares
Pre money and post money valuation
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Dividend Rights:
Liquidation Preference:
Pre-emption right :
Consent Rights:
Board Seats:
Information Rights:
These are specific only to USA since SEC requires the registration of the
securities to be eligible for offering for public sale (Offer for Sale).
The registration process involves the Company providing significant
information about its operations and financial condition which can be
time consuming and expensive.
Conditions Precedent:
Tranche Disbursements:
The costs of the audit and the audit fee for the special auditorr have to
be borne by the Company.
Special Auditor submits his audit report to the PE investor with a copy of
the audit report to the Company. In addition to the usual financial
audit, he may also comment on the status of the compliance of the
conditions of the terms and conditions of the investment agreement
signed by the Company with the PE investor.
Pros and Cons of Private Equity
Advantages for Company Disadvantages for Company
The PE Investor:
Credit Lyonnais Securities Asia (CLSA) is Asia’s leading
independent brokerage and investment group. It is active in
equity broking, capital markets, mergers and acquisition, asset
management services, and private equity investments
Investment vehicle:
CLSA CLSA PE Limited, Hongkong Aria Investments
Partners Shinny Limited, Mauritius
The PE Transaction:
Private Equity investment:
In September 2005, CLSA Private Equity was issued 3,445,978 shares as 5.4% cumulative compulsory
convertible preference shares with participating rights for Rs. 185 per share. Convertible on 11 th October 2006
into equity shares resulting in 14.21% equity stake of Rs. 10 each at a premium of Rs. 175 per share
• Number of shares: 3,445,978
• Converted into equity on 11-10-2006: 3445978 equity shares of Rs. 10 each with a premium of Rs. 175 each
• Market Price of Share (MPS): On date of conversion (pre-bonus): Rs. 246; Post-bonus : Rs. 188; Highest till
Jan 2008 (post-bonus): Rs. 450;
• Bonus issue on 18-Jan-2007: 1:3 ratio; Initially issued: 3,445,978 + bonus: 1,148,659 = 4,594,637
PE investments made
Location 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007