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Number of Venture-Backed Companies Acquired in the First Quarter of 2003 Declined to 1996 Levels
1. Contacts:
Emily Mendell, The Weiser Group for NVCA, 610-359-9609, emendell@weisergroup.com
Joshua Radler, Thomson Venture Economics, 973-353-7139, joshua.radler@tfn.com
NUMBER OF VENTURE-BACKED COMPANIES ACQUIRED IN THE FIRST
QUARTER OF 2003 DECLINED TO 1996 LEVELS
May 13, 2003, New York -- According to Thomson Venture Economics and the National
Venture Capital Association, 65 venture-backed companies were acquired through merger or
acquisition for a total disclosed value of $1.34 billion in the first quarter of 2003. These figures
represent a decline from the fourth quarter of 2002, when 83 companies attracted $1.62 billion.
Mirroring conditions in the broader, non-venture-backed, domestic M&A market, the decline in
the first quarter represents the lowest dollar total since the first quarter of 1996, when 27
companies were acquired for $1.23 billion. The uncertainty of economic and global conditions
served to further depress an already lethargic exit atmosphere, according to venture capital
industry experts.
Venture-Backed M&A Activity
by Quarter, 2000-2003
Total
Quarter Deals Value ($M)
2000-1 93 23,809.36
2000-2 91 26,380.42
2000-3 72 7,982.59
2000-4 55 10,150.65
2000 311 68,323.01
2001-1 72 80,75.30
2001-2 93 3,382.49
2001-3 89 3,733.32
2001-4 90 1,946.15
2001 344 17,137.26
2002-1 68 1,629.20
2002-2 79 1,958.53
2002-3 76 2,616.79
2002-4 83 1,619.50
2002 306 78,24.02
2003-1 65 1342.39
Thomson Venture Economics/
National Venture Capital Association
2. “It continues to be the same story we have seen for the last eight quarters in terms of exit
conditions for venture-backed companies,” said John Taylor, Vice President of the National
Venture Capital Association. “Compared with other industry metrics, the number of venture-
backed companies being acquired has held up reasonably well. However, the lower average
valuations are the result of a changing mix of successful growth-oriented acquisitions and the
exits of challenged companies.”
Notwithstanding the general state of decline, some industry sectors saw sharp increases in total
disclosed transaction values. In the first quarter, the IT Services sector, with 5 deals valued at
$287.3 million, saw the largest surge over the fourth quarter when 6 companies netted $6.2
million. However, this large spike was due almost entirely to a single deal – the Nextel
Communications acquisition of NeoWorld, Inc, a 3D graphics design firm. This $276 million
transaction was the largest of the quarter.
Biotechnology also made a strong advance from last quarter’s single undisclosed value deal. This
quarter 6 biotechnology targets accounted for $199.2 million in transaction value. Included here
was the fourth largest deal of the quarter - the $163.1 million acquisition of pharmaceutical
company U.S. Bioservices Corporation.
Venture-Backed M&A Activity, Venture-Backed M&A Activity,
Top Five State Regions, 1Q 2003 Top Five Industries 1Q 2003
Total Total
State Region Deals Value ($M) Industry Deals Value($M)
California 23 387.99 Software 22 566.11
Greater New York 5 276.00 IT Services 5 287.32
Southeast 3 223.60 Biotechnology 6 199.20
Networking and Equipment 4 176.17
Media and Entertainment 4 106.70
Mid-Atlantic 4 188.10
Thomson Venture Economics/
Great Plains 5 160.00
National Venture Capital Association
Thomson Venture Economics/
National Venture Capital Association
Software companies, though still thoroughly dominating the M&A picture, also experienced a
decline over the quarter. Twenty-two deals closed for a total of $566.11 million, a fall from the
previous quarter’s total of 36 deals and $655.39 million in value. However, four of the top ten
deals in the first quarter did come from this sector.
While California, the Greater New York area, and the Southeast remained atop the list, the Great
Plains region experienced a surprisingly strong quarter. Total deal value for targets in this region
nearly quadrupled over that of the entire 2002 period. In the first quarter 5 companies were
acquired for $160 million. In all of 2002, 8 Great Plains targets brought in $43 million.
The National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) represents over 450 venture capital and
private equity organizations. NVCA's mission is to foster the understanding of the importance of
venture capital to the vitality of the U.S. and global economies, to stimulate the flow of equity
capital to emerging growth companies by representing the public policy interests of the venture
3. capital and private equity communities at all levels of government, to maintain high professional
standards, facilitate networking opportunities and to provide research data and professional
development for its members. For more information visit www.nvca.org.
Thomson Venture Economics, a Thomson Financial company, is the foremost information
provider for equity professionals worldwide. Venture Economics offers an unparalleled range of
products from directories to conferences, journals, newsletters, research reports, and the Venture
Expert™ database. For over 40 years, Venture Economics has been tracking the venture capital
and buyouts industry. Since 1961, it has been a recognized source for comprehensive analysis of
investment activity and performance of the private equity industry. Venture Economics maintains
long-standing relationships within the private equity investment community, in-depth industry
knowledge, and proprietary research techniques. Private equity managers and institutional
investors alike consider Venture Economics information to be the industry standard. For more
information about Venture Economics, please visit www.ventureeconomics.com.
Thomson Financial
Thomson Financial (www.thomsonfinancial.com), is a US$1.6 billion provider of information
and technology solutions to the worldwide financial community. Through the widest range of
products and services in the industry, Thomson Financial helps clients in more than 70 countries
make better decisions, be more productive and achieve superior results. Thomson Financial is
part of The Thomson Corporation (www.thomson.com), a leading provider of value-added
information, software applications and tools to more than 20 million users in the fields of law,
tax, accounting, financial services, higher education, reference information, corporate training
and assessment, scientific research and healthcare. The Corporation reported 2001 revenues of
US$7.2 billion and its common shares are listed on the New York and Toronto stock exchanges
(NYSE: TOC; TSX: TOC).