CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA, March 14, 2024 /
EINPresswire.com/ -- Distributions to Paid-In Capital (“DPI”) measures the cash returns to investors relative to their initial capital. As professional capital allocators look to private equity for diversification and return benefits, it is valuable to consider how different private equity strategies may have different intrinsic DPI generating qualities.
A new Omnigence Asset Management report entitled DPI Maximization in Private Equity evaluates how a SME to Lower Mid-market roll-up (“SME Buyout”) strategy in an open-ended structure with non-discretionary cash flow sweeps (ongoing and on exits) can generate superior run rate DPIs compared to traditional private equity approaches such as MM to MM PE (“MM Buyout”).
Key Concepts:
• SME – small, medium enterprise
• PE – private equity
• MOIC – multiple of invested capital
• DPI – distributions to paid-in capital
• MM to MM PE is the strategy of acquiring mid-market size companies (EBITDA ~>$20M) and through roll-up or growth exiting when the company is still mid-market size (EBITDA ~>$50M).
• SME to Lower MM PE is the strategy of rolling up small & medium sized companies (EBITDA ~<$10M) to create lower-mid market sized companies (EBITDA ~$20M) for exit.
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Matt Barr
Omnigence Asset Management
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Matt Barr
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