Capital Raising
Structuring investment rounds, information memoranda, financial models for IT companies.
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Why IT companies are worth less than their founders expect
Founders frequently overestimate the market value of their IT companies, often due to a disconnect between perceived innovation and objective valuation methodologies. This discrepancy impacts deal outcomes, risk assessment, and…
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Most common red flags in financial due diligence of IT companies
Financial due diligence for IT companies frequently uncovers issues that materially impact valuation and deal structure. Recognizing these common red flags early is crucial for shareholders and potential buyers.
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Raising capital through a strategic partner instead of a fund
For technology companies, securing growth capital often presents a dichotomy between traditional institutional funds and strategic corporate partners. This analysis explores the distinct advantages and implications of pursuing a strategic…
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Restructuring an IT holding: when it is necessary, when it is fashionable
IT holding restructurings are increasingly common, driven by market shifts and capital demands. This analysis differentiates between value-driven necessities and trend-following initiatives, focusing on shareholder implications.
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GovTech as an investment category: why interest is growing in the EU
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