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last activity : 09 23 2010 16:06:56 +0000
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Valuation methologies differ
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Power of Presentation
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Execution Risk of Business Plan
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Evaluation may not be acurate & cosmetics out-do more
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Emergent Technology
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ROI - a primary concern
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I think this is the prime reason why investors and entrepreneurs find it difficult in cracking the deal, as valuation methodologies can differ depending on the stage of investment and the availability of quantitative and qualitative data. Both investors and entrepreneurs have limited information available on other start-ups that they can compare with, as well as very few industry benchmarks to refer to. Industry watchers say this gap in credible data is one of the factors for the divide between the Indian entrepreneur and venture capitalists. |
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I accept the views posted and further there will be overvalue of plant and machinery up to some extent and also on the raw material, semi finished goods, and finished goods with a view to get more funds. In certain cases the depreciation to be allowed for the machinery will not be taken into account by the firm that is also a kind of overvaluation.
Thanks Ms. Veena for the referral.
Yes Anamika you are to the point. I am in total agreement wiyh you on this.
A venture capital firm looks at the commercial viability and return on investment. Some VCs can end up asking for a 60% stake in a start-up, which is obviously not an option for many entrepreneurs.
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Investors believe aspiring entrepreneurs should be better prepared to hard-sell their ideas and companies to gain a fair valuation. In order to maximise the valuation of a start-up, entrepreneurs need to have a solid vision statement as well as a strong management focus. Also it is important to remember that for an investor, the return on investment is crucial. |
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Even if the business plan has the best business potenital and great commercial viablity, its execution risk is difficult to get captured by entreprenuer or and Investor. With all its passion and 100% confidence of entreprenuer, executional risk is always been Very BIG question mark on valuation expected by entreprenuers. Valuation is always been perceived from the Investors degree of comfort for its understanding of executional risk, once he is confident of business commercial valution. |
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Try give out as much as possible a true picture. Conceptual idea's very clear, operations modus operendi undisputable. Market analysis today & predicted for the near future, Risk involved, particularly, political upheaval/ employee strikes/resource going unavailable/Transportation cost & overhead etc. Convince the Investor all his doubts & make him Confidant in investment. Evaluation needs to take into account of all possible future trend such as the product market, consumers characterics, money value & human resource availability, Govt regulations ( sometime levy heavy etc.). Better highlight, earlier trend in such industry with the present one. |
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I feel VC's pay higher value for emerging technologies, which is bound to click in shortest period of time. For technologies that already exist they will provide less because the competition for supplying the product can diminish the cashflow. |
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However, best visionary and entrepreneurship drive you have, in the disturbing trend of the world market, VCs would obviously aim to get the better ROI, nothwithstanding how passionate you are about the business model you suggest. Sometimes they force you to take very tough decisions that was not there in your original business model, thereby killing your passion towards what you have been obsessed about!
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