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1. An introduction to private equity firm and how it can
Help Your Company
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2. ASI Capital Colorado springs: Introduction
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3. What is private equity
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Private equity is a common term used to illustrate all types of funds that share money from a
number of investors in order to generate millions or even billions of dollars that are then used to
obtain stakes in companies.
From a technical perspective, venture capital is private equity. But "PE" is often related with the
funds trolling for mature, revenue generating companies in need of some revitalization -- maybe
even some tough choices -- in order to become worth much more.
While venture capital often goes into newer companies involved in unproven, cutting-edge
technologies, funds described as private equity are more attracted to recognized businesses.
Think manufacturing, service businesses and franchise companies.

4. How it works
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At times a private equity firm will buy out a company completely. Maybe the founder will stay
on to run the business -- but maybe not. Other private equity techniques include buying out the
founder, cashing out established investors, providing expansion capital or providing
recapitalization for a struggling business.
Private equity is also associated with the utilized buyout, in which the fund borrows
supplemental money to enhance its buying power -- using the assets of the purchase target as
security.

5. What Private Equity Can Do for Your Company
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Private equity -- or "PE" -- is the umbrella term for a broad range of funds that pool investors'
money together to increase their buying power. Unlike most mutual funds, in which fund shares
trade on active public securities exchanges, private equity funds attract investors who are willing
to hold shares in privately held, non-traded funds (hence the term private equity). These big-
dollar private equity funds are trolling the business landscape for new investment opportunities -
- and that means you.
The good news for established business owners is that there are many more private equity funds
investing in growth-oriented, revenue-generating companies than in venture-capital-oriented,
high-technology companies with unproven business models. Plus, these funds are also much
more inclined to invest in low-tech industries, multi-location service companies, franchise
operators and Main Street manufacturing businesses than venture capital funds.

6. Buy out the company
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Private equity funds can buy 100 percent of the outstanding shares of your business, cashing out
founding shareholders and previous investors. The founder may be retained to continue to
manage the business, or the buyout fund can install a whole new senior management team and
board of directors. The great thing about private equity funds is they have hard cash on hand to
buy companies, thereby creating less uncertainty for business owners.

7. Cash out the founder
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It's also possible to buy out just the owner-founder, while keeping existing investors in place.
Sometimes owners sell because of illness, divorce settlements, retirement, boredom or
unsolvable squabbles with investors. Founder buyouts are also possible when employees partner
with a private equity fund to finance a "management buyout." Typically, private equity funds are
more attracted to cashing out a founder if a controlling stake is available. It's also possible to buy
out just the owner-founder, while keeping existing investors in place. Sometimes owners sell
because of illness, divorce settlements, retirement, boredom or unsolvable squabbles with
investors. Founder buyouts are also possible when employees partner with a private equity fund
to finance a "management buyout." Typically, private equity funds are more attracted to cashing
out a founder if a controlling stake is available.

8. Buy out existing investors
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Old investors can become "tired" investors, especially if they've had their money tied up for five
or more years in a privately held business. The terms of these transactions can be tricky but
doable, especially if the underlying company still has considerable financial upside ahead.

9. Invest in expansion capital
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Owners of prosperous businesses are often tapped out. Every business and personal asset has
already been pledged as collateral on bank loans, jeopardizing the company's growth prospects
and competitive standing. ASI Capital Colorado springs can help prosperous business owners
continue their winning ways with funding for acquisitions, new product line development and
geographic expansion. Owners of prosperous businesses are often tapped out. Every business
and personal asset has already been pledged as collateral on bank loans, jeopardizing the
company's growth prospects and competitive standing. ASI Capital Colorado springs can help
prosperous business owners continue their winning ways with funding for acquisitions, new
product line development and geographic expansion.

10. Recapitalize struggling businesses
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Private equity funds such as ASI Capital Colorado springs are not scared of investing in
companies with "hair on them," provided they are good candidates for a near-term turnaround. In
private equity lingo, "recap" funds seek to recapitalize or restructure a company for the future.

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But don't expect fund managers to support the same business plan and management team that got
the company in trouble in the first place. Recap and "special situation" funds are looking for
clever ways to reinvent a revenue-generating business and build it back to profitability.

12. ASI Capital Colorado springs
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