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Dave Kalez – Managing Director, Energy & Industrial Technologies
KBCM Technology Group
The Realities of THE EXIT
I. Technology Market Dynamics
29% 25%
U.S. Tech IPOs All IPOs
26%
16%
U.S. Tech IPOs All IPOs
16% 12%
U.S. Tech IPOs All IPOs
2017 2018
2019 YTD2018*
8% 17%
60%66%
32% 17%
U.S. Tech IPOs All IPOs
2017
29% 16%
57% 65%
14% 19%
U.S. Tech IPOs All IPOs
Current Technology IPO Environment
LTM IPO Highlights
• U.S. Tech IPO Volume: 53 deals raising $25 billion; up 8% on
average post offer
‒ S-1 Filers: 21 deals raising $15 billion; up 37% on average
‒ F-1 Filers: 32 deals raising $9 billion; down 10% on average
• U.S. IPO Volume – All Sectors: 171 deals raising $50 billion; up 8%
on average
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Pricing Performance Environment[1]
LTM Technology IPOs:
2019 YTD2018
Above Range
Within Range
Below Range
Aftermarket Performance Environment – Offer to 1 Day
2019 YTD
Aftermarket Performance Environment – Offer to Current
2017*
32%
18%
U.S. Tech IPOs All IPOs
6% 13%
69%73%
25% 14%
U.S. Tech IPOs All IPOs
Pricing Date Issuer Sector Deal Value ($M) Offer / Mkt Cap % Sec. Shrs.
Pricing to
Range[1]
Offer to
Current
05/16/19 Fastly Software $207 13% 0% In Range 25%
05/09/19 UBER IDM $8,100 10% 0% In Range (8%)
05/09/19 Sonim Technologies Hardware $39 18% 0% Below 33%
04/17/19 Zoom Software $864 8% 47% Above 111%
04/10/19 PagerDuty Software $250 12% 6% Above 93%
03/28/19 Lyft IDM $2,556 10% 0% In Range (17%)
10/18/18 SolarWinds Software $375 8% 0% In Range 13%
10/11/18 Anaplan Software $303 12% 0% In Range 146%
10/04/18 Elastic Software $290 9% 0% Above 121%
10/02/18 Upwork IDM $215 11% 52% Above (5%)
09/25/18 SVMK Software $207 13% 0% Above 35%
09/19/18 Eventbrite IDM $265 13% 0% In Range (31%)
08/02/18 Arlo Technologies IDM / Hardware $188 16% 0% Below (79%)
08/01/18 Sonos IDM / Hardware $240 16% 58% Below (34%)
07/25/18 Tenable Software $288 14% 0% Above 12%
07/24/18 Bloom Energy Energy & Ind. Tech $311 20% 0% In Range (29%)
06/28/18 Domo Software $222 42% 0% In Range 47%
06/27/18 EverQuote IDM $84 19% 33% Above (40%)
06/26/18 Lovesac IDM $64 32% 0% Above 128%
06/20/18 i3 Verticals Fin Tech $99 30% 0% In Range 90%
06/14/18 Avalara Software $207 13% 0% Above 173%
05/09/19 Jiayin Group Fin Tech $37 7% 0% In Range 5%
05/08/19 HeadHunter Group IDM $220 33% 100% In Range 27%
05/03/19 Yunji IDM $121 5% 0% In Range 0%
05/02/19 So-Young International Fin Tech $179 12% 0% Above 16%
04/11/19 Jumia Technologies IDM $225 20% 0% In Range 78%
04/10/19 Tufin Software Software $124 23% 0% In Range 58%
04/03/19 Ruhnn Holdings IDM $125 12% 0% In Range (71%)
03/19/19 Up Fintech Fin Tech $120 10% 0% Above (44%)
03/07/19 Futu Holdings Fin Tech $104 7% 0% In Range (15%)
12/13/18 360 Finance Fin Tech $51 2% 0% In Range (10%)
12/11/18 Tencent Music Entertainment IDM $1,066 5% 50% In Range (1%)
12/04/18 Mogu IDM $67 5% 0% In Range (66%)
11/20/18 TuanChe IDM $20 4% 0% In Range (49%)
11/14/18 Weidai Fin Tech $45 6% 0% In Range (4%)
10/24/18 Pintec Technology Fin Tech $50 10% 0% In Range (52%)
10/24/18 StoneCo Fin Tech $1,400 21% 14% Above 3%
10/18/18 Niu Technologies IDM $63 9% 0% Below (20%)
09/27/18 CooTek IDM $52 7% 0% In Range (25%)
09/26/18 LAIX IDM $72 11% 0% In Range (21%)
09/25/18 Arco Platform IDM $224 26% 0% In Range 125%
09/24/18 Viomi Technology IDM $103 17% 0% In Range (6%)
09/20/18 Farfetch IDM $1,018 16% 24% Above (3%)
09/19/18 X Financial Fin Tech $105 7% 0% In Range (55%)
09/13/18 Qutoutiao IDM $97 6% 0% In Range (39%)
09/12/18 NIO IDM $1,152 18% 0% In Range (53%)
09/12/18 111 IDM $100 9% 0% In Range (45%)
07/26/18 Endava IT & Other Svcs. $146 14% 50% Above 89%
07/26/18 Opera IDM $115 9% 0% In Range (13%)
07/25/18 Cango IDM $47 4% 0% In Range (53%)
07/25/18 Aurora Mobile Software $77 8% 0% In Range (17%)
07/25/18 Pinduoduo IDM $1,743 8% 0% In Range 0%
06/27/18 Uxin IDM $225 9% 0% Below (76%)
Mean: $465 13% 8% 8%
Median: $184 11% 0% (5%)F-1 issuers on US exchanges
26%
18%
U.S. Tech IPOs All IPOs
20% 23%
U.S. Tech IPOs All IPOs
Source: Dealogic. Excludes CLEFs, FICPs, FIAQs, SPACs, BDCs, and offerings <$20mm. Market Data as of 6/3/2019. Charts reflect means
*Offer to current as of respective year end for 2017 and 2018
[1] Offer price relative to filing or revised range
Technology M&A Market Overview
Source: 451 Group and Bloomberg New Energy Finance as of May 31, 2019.
Note: Excludes acquisition of customer base and reverse acquisitions.
YTD Deal Count by Sector
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YTD Disclosed Deal Count and Median Deal Size
337
61
142 134 191
21 23
909
347
89 110 124
204
37 22
933
339
60 77 95 171
44 24
810
Software FinTech IDM Comms Tech Services HR Tech E&I Tech Total
2017YTD 2018YTD 2019YTD
111
19 43 48 36 5 9
271
100
28 28 39 47 12 7
261
69
15 15 26 10 7 5
147
$42$85 $60 $54
$20
$70 $75$52
$84$115
$18
$90$54
$16$37
$50$100
$500
$40$82
$38
$157$101
$67
$2
$20
$200
$2,000
$20,000
0
50
100
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200
250
300
Software FinTech IDM Comms Tech Services HR Tech E&I Tech Total
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2017YTD Disclosed 2018YTD Disclosed 2019YTD Disclosed Median Deal Size
Technology Private Placement Activity Overview
Source: PitchBook, National Venture Capital Association 4
Early Stage VC Deal Count
Median Pre-Money Valuation – Early Stage VC ($M) Median Pre-Money Valuation – Late Stage VC ($M)
$17
$22 $24
$21
$29 $28 $30
$44
$33
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
$0
$5
$10
$15
$20
$25
$30
$35
$40
$45
$50
1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q
2017 2018 2019
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Va
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Deal value ($B) Deal count Angel & Seed Early VC Later VC
$7.0 $7.5
$20.0 $22.0
$55.0
$70.0
$0
$10
$20
$30
$40
$50
$60
$70
$80
Angel & Seed Series A Series B
$115.0 $102.5
$325.0 $345.0
$0
$50
$100
$150
$200
$250
$300
$350
$400
Series C Series D+
II. Industrial Technology Market Dynamics
Deal Stats Metrics at Pricing Aftermarket
Description
Deal
Type Exchange
Pricing
Date
Offering
Price ($)
Offering
Size ($M)
Initial Offering
Range
Price to
Range
Market
Cap ($M)
EV /
FCY
Rev.(1)
FCY
Rev.(1)
Growth
EV /
FCY EBITDA
LTM
EBITDA % T + 1
Offer to
Current
Designs, develops and produces photovoltaic products in the
People’s Republic of China and internationally.FO NYSE 5/14/19 $ 16.00 $ 75 $17.69 - $17.69 Above $ 762 0.6x 0% 8.1x 6% 9% 24%
Provides technology based solutions in the defense and critical
infrastructure markets.IPO NYSE 5/7/19 27.00 575 $26.00 - $28.00 Within 2,610 NA NA NA 7% 11% 16%
Designs, manufactures, and sells electric vehicles, and energy
generation and storage systems.FO Nasdaq 5/2/19 243.00 862 $234.01 - $234.01 Above 43,159 2.2x 18% 22.6x 8% 5% (23%)
Develops computer vision related technologies in Australia, North
America, the Asia Pacific, Europe, and internationally.FO AIM 4/23/19 0.03 35 $0.03 - $0.03 Within 266 6.7x 0% -15.2x (154%) 33% 38%
Designs, manufactures, and markets professional, medical,
industrial, and commercial products and services worldwide.FO NYSE 2/26/19 123.00 1,488 $123.15 - $123.15 Below 87,787 4.5x 0% 18.0x 24% 3% 7%
Develops scanning technology that provides high-resolution
miniature projection, and three-dimensional sensing.FO Nasdaq 12/7/18 0.60 4 $0.79 - $0.79 Below 79 1.4x 142% NM (105%) (5%) 37%
Provides distributed solar energy primarily to residential customers
in the United States.FO NYSE 11/29/18 5.50 44 $7.00 - $7.00 Below 835 5.7x 13% NM (11%) (1%) 16%
Provides three-dimensional (3D) printers and on-demand parts
services to industrial and commercial customers worldwide.FO NYSE 10/17/18 2.57 14 $3.75 - $3.75 Below 76 1.8x 29% NM (29%) (4%) (32%)
Develops next-generation electric cars designed to shape the
future of mobility in the hopes of establishing a sustainable future.IPO NYSE 9/12/18 6.26 1,002 $6.25 - $8.25 Within 6,886 2.1x 334% NM NM 5% (51%)
Designs, develops, and manufactures semiconductor and fiber
lasers.FO Nasdaq 9/6/18 26.50 137 $30.81 - $30.81 Below 977 3.7x 21% 20.9x 15% 2% (29%)
Develops, manufactures, and markets energy storage and power
delivery products worldwide.FO Nasdaq 8/8/18 3.25 25 $3.60 - $3.60 Below 152 1.1x 24% 71.8x (56%) (100%) (100%)
Provides smart connected devices to monitor environments in real-
time with a Wi-Fi or a cellular network.IPO NYSE 8/2/18 16.00 163 $18.00 - $20.00 Below 1,163 1.5x 32% NM 2% 38% (78%)
Designs, manufactures, and sells solid-oxide fuel cell systems. IPO NYSE 7/25/18 15.00 311 $13.00 - $15.00 High End 1,747 4.9x 17% 34.8x (4%) 40% (28%)
Provides additive manufacturing software and 3D printing services
in Europe, the Americas, Africa, and the Asia-Pacific.FO Nasdaq 7/23/18 13.00 39 $12.59 - 412.59 Above 669 3.0x 14% 22.8x 11% (2%) 17%
Provides application-specific semiconductors for the Internet of
Things (IoT) era.FO Nasdaq 7/10/18 6.00 46 $8.80 - $8.80 Below 191 1.4x 51% 13.5x (3%) 0% 25%
Industrial Tech Public Offerings Overview
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Initial Public Offerings
Market data as of 5/31/19
Sources: Dealogic, Capital IQ
• Public equity offerings of industrial technology companies have been few and far between in last 12 months
• Due to the nascency of many technologies in the space, few players have reached sufficient scale to be viable public offering candidates
• Additionally, the mission critical applications of many industrial technology solutions makes them highly desirable M&A targets for established industrial companies
LTM Industrial Technologies Public Equity Offerings
Industrial Tech M&A Overview
7Sources: 451 Research
• M&A activity in industrial tech remains strong, propelled by the continued digitalization of “industry”
• Operational technology vendors are investing billions to strengthen their software capabilities
• Industrial software acquisitions also continue to command the highest transaction multiples amongst industrial tech
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10
21
7
15
28
10
5
3
7
4
GE Siemens SchneiderElectric
ABB RockwellAutomation
Honeywell Bosch
Non-Software Tech Software
Software vs. Non-Software Tech Acquisitions: 2010 - Present Industrial Tech M&A: Avg. Multiples Paid 2010 - Present
2.1x
3.2x
5.1x
Industrial Tech Hardware /Services
Industrial Tech Platform
Industrial Software
Digital Transformation Reshaping the Global Economy
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Digital Transformation Reshaping the Global Economy
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Digital Transformation Reshaping the Global Economy
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BLOWDOWN(SULSIM 7 ASSET)
PSVPLUS
0
1
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0
3
Industrial Tech & Industrial Investments by Financial Sponsors
11Sources: 451 Research
Industrial Technology and Industrial Software LTM additions
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III. Top 7 Myths & Realities of Tech M&A
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Myth: Sellers should begin a process as soon as
possible to take advantage of favorable market
conditions
Reality: Company-specific factors should be
weighed as heavily as market conditions
▪ Factors such as Company size, growth, recent customer wins and potential to meet
projections are all critically important
▪ Important to consider management’s availability, timing of new customers, financial
performance or any other changes that can disrupt a process
▪ A failed M&A process is much worse than no process at all
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Myth: Pick the advisor that gives me the highest valuation
range in the pitch
Reality: Purchase price is only part of the transaction
▪ Execution strategy should be of utmost importance
▪ Form of currency, reps & warranties, indemnification provisions, escrow and other key
provisions are often substantially more important
▪ Long-term strategic fit can significantly enhance valuation overtime
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5
Myth: Buyers are going to throw advisors and accountants
into diligence during the final stages so it’s not necessary to
do a lot of that work up front
Reality: Time is the enemy of all deals when you’re
negotiating with a buyer(s)
▪ An organized process signals commitment, credibility and control
▪ Doing the work up front will mitigate execution risk
▪ Have a defined strategy and agreed upon timeline in place
▪ Hold all parties accountable through the entire process
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4
Myth: A high number of IOIs (initial bids) will lead to a high
number of LOIs (final bids)
Reality: Potential buyers can (and do) exit a process at any
time without prior notice
▪ Critically important to keep buyers engaged following first round bids – important role of
IB advisor
▪ Need to have the next steps of the process (management presentations, data room,
etc.) “ready-to-go” to sustain process momentum
▪ Having multiple options to consider enhances likelihood of a successful close at an
attractive valuation
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3
Reality: While being accretive is important, the strategic
value of perceived synergies they can gain from the specific
technology they are acquiring is the primary driver
▪ Target-specific factors as well as process dynamics play a very significant role in
influencing valuation
▪ Two companies with similar products and financial profiles may garner significantly
different valuations
▪ The more comfortable an acquirer is with technology, customer opportunities and
financial dynamics, the higher the valuation
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Myth: Strategic acquirers’ purchase multiples are always a
product of their own valuation or what they have paid
historically
2
Myth: A Company’s Board and executive team offer the best
valuation perspective heading into a sale
Reality: Valuation expectations of management are often
significantly overinflated
▪ Strategic acquirers will value the Company based on the expected synergies that can be
realized
▪ Don’t rely on comments made during a “courting process”
▪ Financial sponsors will only look at deals from an ROI perspective
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Myth: A broad process will always provide the highest
valuation
Reality: A targeted or pre-emptive process can result in a
very high premium as investors will price-in exclusivity and
synergies
▪ Don’t underestimate the power of knowledge and familiarity
▪ Perceived synergies leads to enhanced shareholder value
▪ Fear Of Missing Out
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