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7 key reasons for a private company to raise share capital

GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT, THE LIFE OF A PRIVATE COMPANY

Growth and development are the two main reasons why a private company could look to raise capital. With the right advisor a company can, be guided to find the right financial partner. The deal needs a partner to participate in a solid well-founded deal. The deal described below combined the two businesses and both companies benefited.

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SEVEN REASONS TO RAISE CAPITAL

Seven reasons why a private company might look to raise share capital from a financial private investor. For a deal to conclude successfully and quickly the valuation must be a win, win. The right deal will raise the profile of a company. The flow on effect could be that more investors become interested. This further increases a company’s visibility. All the reasons below can apply to any company, the key is for management to have the goals in place.

Expansion:

A company is aiming to expand its operations or enter new markets. To achieve this it may require additional cash to do so. Private investment can offer the capital required for expansion

Development:

If a company is looking to develop new products and services. It may need financing for research and development.

Acquisitions:

Can be a key driver in raising capital from a financial investor. If a company is looking to buy another company or business, it has to have the cash to do so.

Recapitalization: 

corporation may be reorganizing restructure its capital structure. This could be by repaying debt to lower interest expenditures.

Expertise:

An investment firm, Private Equity, can provide essential skills and experience to a firm, which can aid in strategic decision-making and growth.

Diversification:

The corporation may be attempting to diversify its investment base by attracting investors. This will assist in diversifying the backgrounds, opinions, and networks a company has.

Exit strategy:

The company management may be seeking to exit the company. This could be via an IPO or by being acquired. The presence of a financial investor could give the presence to pursue an exit strategy..

ARE UNICORNS REAL?

Private investment capital can be a valuable source of capital for private companies. The term Unicorn has recently come into the Investment Jargon from Venture Capitalists. Refers to a private company rising from a Start-Up to which, if listed could command a Market Cap more than $1 Billion.
 
Venture Capital assists Start-Up Companies in their initial growth phase. In fact, Private Companies are delaying the move to listing on the Stock Exchange. There could be several reasons.
 
One of the most likely given is due to the abundant pools of private capital available. Coming from Venture Capitalists, Private Equity, Foundations, Endowments and Sovereign Wealth Funds. These capital sources are possibly meeting the needs of Start-Ups. This could be creating a delay in listing on a Stock Market. This can help a private company to achieve their strategic goals and growth.
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THE DEAL FOR DISCUSSION – CAPITAL NEEDED FOR GROWTH

Let’s start by taking a quick look at the rationale behind the deal. Of course, if it sparks an idea in your mind or you would like to have a discussion about your situation. I would be happy to point you in the right direction. There is he link at the top of the article, I would be happy to point you in the right direction.

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The two companies below are Company A, the operational entity and Company B, an investment firm. Post pandemic, Company A was experiencing strong growth in its key operating businesses. Going public via an IPO was not an alternative. Going public is costly and was going to place an added strain on already stretched resources.

Thus, the search was on for an equity partner, a new shareholder one with a strong investment culture. A partner to invests in the growth of Company A. Through an extensive network the advisor to the deal was able to connect with a stakeholder. A financing partner prepared to invest in the future of a growing company.

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Company A

Company A (A) is based in the Netherlands a can trace its foundation to the post WWII period. Since then, A has become a world leader. It operates in over 50 countries with over 5,500 employees based in 35 countries. The core operations are in testing, inspection and certification.

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The core business is supported and strengthened by its in house operations. Covering training, consultancy, and data services. The group operates in a wide variety of market segments, ranging from drinking water, energy, to construction. As well as healthcare to food, feed & farm and medical & pharmaceuticals.

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Company B

Is a global investment firm that is active in 64 countries with over 51,000 employees. Company B focuses on energy distribution, cash and-carry wholesale, heavy lifting and transport. Also, in industrial services, animal feed and aqua feed, so a specialised range of industries. Company B, has a private equity arm and a minority interest in an Oil & Gas company. Involved in exploration, development and production.

TRANSACTION SUMMARY

Company A found a shareholder with a well-known and developed investment culture willing to invest in growth. With the acquisition, Company B was able to further diversify its investment portfolio
 
The Advisor to the deal was first introduced to Company A around 15 years ago. At the time the owner of Company A was looking for a trade sale. In the ensuing years the Advisor continued to deepen its relationship with Company A.
 
This was with several advisory deals, covering asset spin-offs, refinancing and buy-and-build strategy. After partnering with Company A over the past 15 plus years which has seen sales go from EUR 20 to 600 million.
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