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Periculum Advises Micro-Dyn Systems in its Sale to The Brydon Group

Periculum Capital

As a scalable, highly-profitable software company led by the founders who were critical to the ongoing success of the business, Bill and Janell worked with Periculum to find a buyer that could quickly build a team to which all operations seamlessly transitioned shortly after closing.

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Selling Your SaaS Company? How to Think Like Software Investors & Buyers

Software Equity Group

You may think pitching your business to potential customers on a regular basis provides the experience needed to win over strategic buyers and private equity investors in an M&A process. Most private equity firms and strategic buyers can’t simply buy or invest in whichever company they choose.

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How the Digital Transformation Drives M&A Activity in Manufacturing

Software Equity Group

While a small minority of very large or very specialized organizations still need to maintain legacy applications and architecture, most manufacturers and other industrial companies see that SaaS solutions, with their flexibility and scalability, are the way of the future. Here are just a few ways that Industry 4.0

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How to Get into Commercial Real Estate: Side Doors, Front Doors, Steppingstones, and Career Paths

Mergers and Inquisitions

While people obsess over investment banking and private equity, other sectors within finance, such as commercial real estate (CRE) , often go ignored. In the second category, you make investment decisions and profit based on your capital and deal performance. However, you do not necessarily need full-time experience (i.e.,

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Extend the House, Paint the House, or Knock the House Down? Exit Readiness for Tech Firms.

Beyond M&A

Mature firms under private equity (PE) ownership often require guidance a few years before their next exit. Scenario 1: The Grand Mansion That Needs a Knock-Down Rebuild Imagine a company that has spent the last decade building a sprawling estatean enterprise platform finally turning a profit with an impressive client list.

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When Does ‘Tech Debt’ Become ‘Strategic Debt’?

Beyond M&A

In todays market, where profit and customer acquisition often take precedence, this decision is understandableafter all, market strategy often trumps technology investment. Examples of Strategic Debt Delaying Replatforming A company remains on outdated architecture, making future integrations costly. What is Strategic Debt?

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