REBLOG: US PE middle Market Report (Looking for co-investors in EBITDA deals)

RHC family of funds has strong propietary deal flow, but we always welcome referralf for $3 million plus EBITDA companies, accredited investors with $100,000 USD to co-invest, family offices with proof funds for $5 million to co-invest, and other sources of capital with track record and proof of funds.

Contact Sarah, Special Partner to a RHC fund, about setting up meeting with manager member of RHC’s funds or Special Purpose Entity (SPV/SPE) for co-investing.

Join our private investor network group to have access to our resources such as Pitchbook ($25,000 USD year value) and our sources of capital.

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US PE middle Market Report

The US middle market ended a tempestuous year by
recording $480.9 billion in deal value—by a slim margin
the highest annual number on record. After the near
halt of deal activity in the wake of COVID-19 in Q2 2020,
convergent trends drove the middle-market recovery
in Q3 and a dealmaking frenzy in Q4. In 2020, deals
priced under $500 million accounted for the greatest
share of middle-market deals since the global financial
crisis (GFC), as some PE firms acted opportunistically
to acquire assets at a discount, while others snapped
up small companies with growth potential buoyed by
the pandemic. At the upper end of the market, a flight
to quality drove elevated valuations in the technology,
healthcare, and financial services sectors.

In 2020, US middle-market exits fell for the second
year in a row as many GPs delayed Q2 exits amid
market turmoil. However, by the end of the year, GPs
were making up for lost time in earnest, driving Q4 exit
activity above pre-pandemic levels—a trend that will
likely continue into 2021. Although sponsor-to-sponsor
exits declined YoY, they remained the most common exit
type for middle-market portfolio companies. Looking
ahead, special purpose acquisition company (SPAC)
mergers may facilitate more public exits for middlemarket companies

Although the amount of capital raised dipped by
approximately one third YoY, 2020’s US middle-market
fundraising proved resilient all things considered. GPs
raised 127 middle-market funds for a combined $101.1
billion—a far cry from 2019’s record-breaking heights
but roughly on par with fundraising levels in 2016-2018.
As a result of 2020’s disruptions, LPs flocked to middlemarket funds raised by the largest PE firms, especially
funds focused on technology and healthcare.

To access our research data contact Sarah or Charlotte via LinkedIn:

Charlotte, Intern and member of single family office

URL: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sellyourcompany/

Sarah, Special Partner to JD Morris & Ventures

URL: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-m-297343209/

(use email to connect on LinkedIn: sym.networking@gmail.com)

IMPORANT: Please confirm what type of capital you can provide such as accredited investor, fund with $5 million USD dry powder, family office with proof funds of $5 million USD, private equity with proof of $5 million USD, or other sources of capital with proof of funds.

REPOST: Why PE firms targeting tech buyouts could face competition from SPACs

Why PE firms targeting tech buyouts could face competition from SPACs By Leah Hodgson March 10, 2021

Private equity has become a well-established path to liquidity for VC-backed startups, but a rebound in IPO activity and the rise of SPACs could mean more competition for deals.

PE buyouts have gone from representing 9.7% of global VC exits in 2010 to 16.4% in 2020, according to PitchBook data, making them the fastest-growing exit type compared with strategic acquisitions and IPOs. These deals—many of which are tech-focused—have continued into this year. Notable examples include Platinum Equity-backed Cision‘s $450 million purchase of Brandwatch from investors including Highland Europe and Nauta Capital, and Vista Equity Partners‘ reported $1.1 billion deal for Gainsight, backed by Battery Ventures and Lightspeed.

Read More: https://pitchbook.com/news/articles/pe-firms-tech-buyouts-competition-from-spacs

Looking for $5 million EBITDA deals (Reveres merger exit?)

Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) are the new hot exit, but reverse mergers have long been exit strategy. However, RHC team has used many exit strategies for its investments. We are exploring SPAC, but revers merger exit over years has been proven.

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