“What our finance partner did is they took a real private equity transaction where like some private equity firm bought a like family owned snack company. I think they paid like a little over 800 million for like 62 percent of the company.”

SemiAnalysis Weekly · Ep. 042 - GDPx: The Benchmark for Frontier AI

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took a real private equity transaction, de-anonymized the 4,000 files and converted the deal room into an environment to evaluate models

paid like a little over 800 million for like 62 percent of the company

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“It's about $500 million if you're going to have a deal team and if you're going to invest in the private markets, which is private equity, venture capital, real estate.”
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Said on True Wealth: money & business podcast
Pricing $500 million Share this moment
“We did a really, really big transaction... we brought in outside institutional private equity sponsorship and capital and concurrently on the same day closed 12 M&A deals all at once.”
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Said on FP&A Unlocked
How they work 12 M&A deals, private equity sponsorship Share this moment
“All a real investor does is one thing, convert earned income into passive and portfolio income.”
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Robert Kiyosaki
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Why it worked Share this moment
“We had 22-23 management meetings, zero letters of intent from private equity; the strategic buyer still closed the deal.”
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Said on MicroConf On Air
Business model 22-23 management meetings, 0 LOIs from private equity Share this moment

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