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Richard Jackim MidCap Advisors, LLC 1MidCap Advisors, LLC - The Education Specialists
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M&A activity in the educational segment is slowly rebounding after a lull in 2009 & 2010. Over 140 transactions were closed in 2010 and 2011 with a total value of just over $4 billion. 2 MidCap Advisors, LLC - The Education Specialists
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Strategic Buyers ◦ Bought 68% of the schools sold in 2010 and 2011 Financial Buyers ◦ Bought 32% of the schools sold in 2010 and 2011 3 MidCap Advisors, LLC - The Education Specialists
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SellerBuyerPurchase Price Peer2Peer Tutors, Inc.Aristotle Circle, Inc.Undisclosed Carrick EducationPearsonEst. $60 million TutorVistaPearson$127 million Franklyn ScholarKaplan Inc.Est. $18 million SkillSoftBain Capital$1.1 billion Acron Care & EducationOntario Teachers Pension Plan$245 million Ross LearningJLL Partners$232 million Plato LearningThoma Bravo$137 million MelorioPearson$108 million Saf-T-NetBlackboard$34 million Perform TechGP Strategies$15 million 4 MidCap Advisors, LLC - The Education Specialists
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Education companies with revenues of less than$25 million accounted for 95% of total education deals 75% of education and training companies sold between 2001 and 2012 had revenues of $5 million or less 5 MidCap Advisors, LLC - The Education Specialists
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50% of privately held companies will experience a change of ownership over the next 15 years. Source: Studies by MassMutual, Marquette University, Exit Planning Institute, ROCG Consulting, et. al. 8 out of 10 small businesses will either be undervalued or unsalable. Source: Source: Studies by U.S. SBA, IBBA, & Exit Planning Institute 75% of owners were unhappy 12 months after selling their companies Source: Source: Study by PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Whose Business is it Anyway? WHY??? 8 MidCap Advisors, LLC - The Education Specialists
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Legal Issues Business Issues Value Creation Tax Issues Financial Issues Personal Issues Exit Planning
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1. Goals: Articulation & Alignment 2. Financial Needs 3. Business Valuation 4. Value Enhancement 5. Exit Options 6. Net Proceeds 7. Action Plans
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Exiting Planning Process: 0 to 5 years Sales Process: 6 months to 1 year Transition Period: 0 to 2 years Seller Financing: 0 to 5 years In Total: 6 months to 8 years The less time you take, the fewer options you have. 11 MidCap Advisors, LLC - The Education Specialists
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12 PLANNING MARKETING Approach Potential Investors or Acquirers; Identify Most Interested Parties; Receive Indications of Interest. Management Presentations; Conduct Investor Tours; Provide Additional Information; Pre- negotiate Key Contract Terms; Analyze Formal Offers; Conduct Final “Auction.” Sign Agreement; Close Transaction. Structure Transaction; Negotiate Agreement. Pre-sale valuation analysis. Define Strategy; Prepare Marketing Documentation; Valuation Parameters; Identify and Analyze Key Potential Investors or Acquirers. MANAGEMENT PRESENTATIONS STRUCTURING AND NEGOTIATING DUE DILIGENCE/CLOSING -------------------------Week------------------------ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 For capital raises and sell side engagements MidCap Advisors, LLC - The Education Specialists
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13 Private equity groups have a record setting $458 BILLION to invest – the largest amount since 1998. MidCap Advisors, LLC - The Education Specialists
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14 Contact: Richard Jackim Managing Director Education Group MidCap Advisors, LLC Phone 224-513-5142 Cell 847-682-4997 Fax 224-330-1828 rich.jackim@midcapadvisors.com www.midcapadvisors.com New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston Dallas/Fort Worth Kansas City Charleston Charlotte Indiana New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston Dallas/Fort Worth Kansas City St. Louis Available at Amazon.com
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