internet dealbook q4 report 2012

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Page 1 Fourth Quarter 2012 Report Executive Summary Overview USD12.5bn of deals were tracked in Q4 2012, down 26% from USD16.9bn in Q4 2011. 979 deals were tracked from public sources in Q4 2012, up from 754 in Q4 2011. All regions and sectors (except Marketing and Ecommerce) have experienced a growth in the number of deals for Q4 2012 over Q4 2011. Average deal values for investments have fallen slightly to USD11m in Q4 2012, down 14.2% from USD12.8m in Q4 2011. Average deal values for acquisitions have fallen significantly to USD137m in Q4 2012, down 44.7% from USD247.7m in Q4 2011. Deals by region: The Asia/Pacific leads all regions with an average deal value of USD42.4m. Europe comes in second at USD18.9m. North America still accounted for the vast bulk of deals tracked, recording USD8.4bn worth of deals, or 67% of the USD12.5bn recorded for all regions. Average deal values have fallen by 30.4% in Europe and 56.2% in North America, while average deal values have increased by 32.8% in the Asia/Pacific. There’s been a 56.3% increase in the number of deals in the Rest of the World category, with the Asia/Pacific region coming in second at 40.6%, followed by North America at 34.3%. Asia/Pacific has the highest average deal values for investments at USD29.3m. At USD134.2m, Asia/Pacific was a close second for the highest acquisition average deal values, beaten by North America at USD153.4m. Deals by sector: Total deal value for the Games sector has more than doubled to USD869.7m in Q4 2012 up from USD320.6m in Q4 2011. On top of this, the number of Games deals has increased to 40 in Q4 2012, up from 29 deals in Q4 2011. Marketing is the only sector to record a decrease in number of deals, down 9% from Q4 2011. Ecommerce recorded no growth with the number of deals remaining at 57 in Q4 2012. Average deal values of investments have fallen in most sectors, except for the Ecommerce and Transaction sectors. Average deal values of acquisitions have fallen in most sectors, except for the Games sector which recorded a 128% increase in average deal values. Key Statistics Description Q4 2011 Q4 2012 Number of deals 754 979 Deals disclosed 499 726 Total deal value $16,942,300,000 $12,490,800,000 Average deal value $34,000,000 $17,200,000 Total investment value $5,797,000,000 $7,559,100,000 Total acquisition value $11,145,300,000 $4,931,700,000

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Internet DealBook's Q4 Report 2012 looks at the level of investment and acquisition activity in the Internet space Q4 2011 VS Q4 2012. Stats provided by: Internetdealbook.com

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Fourth Quarter 2012 Report Executive Summary

Overview • USD12.5bn of deals were tracked in Q4 2012, down 26% from USD16.9bn in Q4 2011.

• 979 deals were tracked from public sources in Q4 2012, up from 754 in Q4 2011.

• All regions and sectors (except Marketing and Ecommerce) have experienced a growth in the number of deals for Q4 2012 over Q4 2011.

• Average deal values for investments have fallen slightly to USD11m in Q4 2012, down 14.2% from USD12.8m in Q4 2011.

• Average deal values for acquisitions have fallen significantly to USD137m in Q4 2012, down 44.7% from USD247.7m in Q4 2011.

Deals by region:

• The Asia/Pacific leads all regions with an average deal value of USD42.4m. Europe comes in second at USD18.9m.

• North America still accounted for the vast bulk of deals tracked, recording USD8.4bn worth of deals, or 67% of the USD12.5bn recorded for all regions.

• Average deal values have fallen by 30.4% in Europe and 56.2% in North America, while average deal values have increased by 32.8% in the Asia/Pacific.

• There’s been a 56.3% increase in the number of deals in the Rest of the World category, with the Asia/Pacific region coming in second at 40.6%, followed by North America at 34.3%.

• Asia/Pacific has the highest average deal values for investments at USD29.3m. At USD134.2m, Asia/Pacific was a close second for the highest acquisition average deal values, beaten by North America at USD153.4m.

Deals by sector:

• Total deal value for the Games sector has more than doubled to USD869.7m in Q4 2012 up from USD320.6m in Q4 2011. On top of this, the number of Games deals has increased to 40 in Q4 2012, up from 29 deals in Q4 2011.

• Marketing is the only sector to record a decrease in number of deals, down 9% from Q4 2011. Ecommerce recorded no growth with the number of deals remaining at 57 in Q4 2012.

• Average deal values of investments have fallen in most sectors, except for the Ecommerce and Transaction sectors.

• Average deal values of acquisitions have fallen in most sectors, except for the Games sector which recorded a 128% increase in average deal values.

Key Statistics

Description Q4 2011 Q4 2012 Number of deals 754 979

Deals disclosed 499 726

Total deal value $16,942,300,000 $12,490,800,000

Average deal value $34,000,000 $17,200,000

Total investment value $5,797,000,000 $7,559,100,000

Total acquisition value $11,145,300,000 $4,931,700,000

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$17 $27

$45

$22 $15 $17 $21

$99

$5 $8 $16 $19 $21

$31 $35

$62

$0

$20

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$60

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$100

$120

Mobile & Apps

Marketing Software & Services

Media Transactions Ecommerce Games Hardware & Infrastructure

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$34

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$27 $32

$15 $16 $19

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North America Rest of World Europe Asia/Pac

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-14% -42%

65%

-44% -24% -25%

-6%

38%

-94% -88% -65% -59% -59%

-19%

128%

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Mobile & Apps Marketing Transactions Hardware & Infrasructure

Software & Services

Media Games Ecommerce

Average deal value growth by sector Q4 2011 - Q4 2012

Investments Acquisitions

169%

-24%

21% 17%

-87%

-47% -39%

42%

-100%

-50%

0%

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100%

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Rest of World North America Europe Asia/Pac

Average deal value growth by region Q4 2011 - Q4 2012

Investments Acquisitions

ECommerce acquisitions growth data: omitted Ecommerce acquisitions data: Q4 2011 ADV - $0m, Q4 2012 ADV - $375m Ecommerce acquisitions growth data omitted. Ecommerce acquisitions data: Q4 2011 ADV - $0m, Q4 2012 ADV - $375m

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Disclaimer

The information contained herein is of a general nature and is not intended to address the circumstances of any particular individual or entity. Although we endeavour to provide accurate and timely information, there can be no guarantee that such information is accurate as of the date it is received or that it will continue to be accurate in the future. No one should act on such information without appropriate professional advice after a thorough examination of the particular situation. Accordingly Internet DealBook and all its related entities hereby excludes any liability to any person in consequence of his purported reliance upon information contained herein or omitted here from (whether express or implied) or otherwise furnished in connection herewith. Any requests for information in connection with this document should be addressed directly to Internet DealBook and to no other party.

Information Sources

Internet DealBook collects and compiles all its data from publicly available sources. Visit Internet DealBook for more information on the methodology used for tracking and collating deals.

Copyright Notice

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