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1H 2013 Venture Capital Exits Presentation Slide Deck

1H 2013 Venture Capital Exits Presentation Slide Deck. Try the PitchBook Platform: Email:  demo@pitchbook.com Phone: 1-877-267-5593. Consult the Research Team: Email: research@pitchbook.com Phone: 1-877-636-3496. The PitchBook Platform. REQUEST A DEMO: demo@pitchbook.com 1-877-267-5593.

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1H 2013 Venture Capital Exits Presentation Slide Deck

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  1. 1H 2013 Venture Capital Exits Presentation Slide Deck Try the PitchBook Platform: Email: demo@pitchbook.com Phone: 1-877-267-5593 Consult the Research Team: Email: research@pitchbook.com Phone: 1-877-636-3496

  2. The PitchBook Platform REQUEST A DEMO:demo@pitchbook.com 1-877-267-5593

  3. VC investors have had a heightened focus on liquidity events in recent years. Capital exited increased for a fourth consecutive year in 2012, hitting $38.2 billion, which was the second highest total ever.

  4. Capital Exited has Jumped 68% from 2010 to 2012 while Exit Volume has been Virtually UnchangedU.S. VC Annual Exit Flow

  5. VC Exit Activity has Held Fairly Steady From Quarter-to-Quarter Over the Last Three YearsU.S. VC Quarterly Exit Activity

  6. Unlike Their PE Counterparts, VC Investors Did Not Make a Push to Exit in 4Q Ahead of the Fiscal Cliff Percent Change in Exits from 3Q to 4Q, PE vs. VC

  7. Capital Raised Prior to Exit has Been Steadily Declining Since 2007, Helping to Increase Exit MultiplesExit Size/Total Capital Raised Prior to Exit

  8. Exits by Type Analysis

  9. IPOs Have Regained Some of the Prominence Lost in the Financial CrisisVC-Backed Exits by Type

  10. Corporate Acquisitions Continue to Represent More than 70% of VC-Backed ExitsPercent of Exits by Type

  11. Strategic Acquirers Tend to Acquire Younger CompaniesMedian Hold Time by Exit Type

  12. IPOs were the Source of More than Half of the Capital Exited from VC-Backed Companies in 2012Capital Exited ($B) by Type

  13. IPOs Have Consistently Returned More Capital to Investors than Both Acquisitions and BuyoutsMedian Exit Size ($M) by Exit Type

  14. More than 10% of Strategic Acquisitions in 2012 were for Companies that had Only Raised a Seed/Angel RoundLast Financing Round Prior to Exit (2012)

  15. IPOs have Historically Required Significantly More Financing Prior to Liquidity than Other Exit OptionsMedian VC Capital Raised ($M) Prior to Exit

  16. Exits by Size Analysis

  17. Liquidity Events Over $100M Have Steadily Increased Their Share of Exits Since 2008Percentage of Exits (#) by Exit Size

  18. The $50M to $100M Size Bucket was the Only Range Where Acquisitions were Not the Preferred Exit StrategyPercentage of Exits (#) by Exit Size and Type

  19. Exits by Sector Analysis

  20. Software Expanded to More than 50% of Exits for the First Time in 2012Percentage of Exits (#) by Sector

  21. Software Represented an Even Larger Proportion of Exits in Terms of Capital ExitedPercentage of Exits ($) by Sector

  22. Software Exits have been Consistently Increasing, with Capital Exited More than Doubling from 2011 to 2012Software Exits by Year

  23. Software Made Up a Significant 47% of Corporate Acquisitions in 2012Corporate Acquisitions (#) by Sector

  24. Pharmaceutical & Biotech Investors Lean Heavily on Public Markets for LiquidityIPOs (#) by Sector

  25. Private Equity Firms Seem to Favor Less Traditional VC Sectors, Like Commercial ServicesSecondary Buyouts (#,%) by Industry Sector

  26. Exits by Region Analysis

  27. Exits by Region Remained Fairly Unchanged from 2011 to 2012Percentage of Exits (#) by Region

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