We finance the Knowledge

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We finance the Knowledge
We finance the Knowledge
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Who are the partners?
1. UNIRISCO Galicia SCR
7.
Parque Científico de Madrid
(Autónoma and Complutense
Universities)
8.
Valencia University
9.
Politécnica of Valencia University
‰ A Coruña University
‰ Santiago University
‰ Vigo University
2.
León University
3.
Valladolid University
Foundation
10. Alicante University Foundation
11. Miguel Hernández University
(Elche)
4.
Salamanca University
5.
Torres Quevedo Foundation
(Cantabria University)
12. Extremadura University
Carlos III University (Madrid)
14. Empresa Nacional de Innovación
(ENISA – Ministry of Industry))
6.
13. Cádiz University
16 Universities
UNINVEST PROJECT: Bridge the gap …
I+D Unifondo
‰ Detect and
evaluate
investment
opportunities
Business
world
‰ Finance
technological
companies
Research
world
‰ Manage the Fund
resources
Financial
world
“Turning Research Results into
Profitable Companies”
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The Fund
I+D Unifondo
Turning Research Results Into Profitable
Companies
I+D UNIFONDO
‰ Venture Capital Technological Fund
‰ 18.500.000 EUR
‰ Investing in scientific/ New technology
based companies, Start-up´s from the
University and/or other Public Research
Centers (CSIC, …)
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Investment
Profile
Sectors:
‰ Health Care
‰ Biotechnology
‰ New Materials and Nanotechnology
‰ Information
and
Communication
Technologies
‰ Environmental Science
‰ Standard Investment. 200,000.-€ up to
1.000.000.-€
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I+D UNIFONDO
Investors= 70% Private + 30% Public
CaixaGalicia
CaixaNova
Grupo Santader
Axis Participaciones (Instituto de Crédito Oficial)
Grupo San José
Banco Epirito Santo
Fondo Emprende ( Xesgalicia SGECR SA)
ENISA (Emp. Nacional de Innovación)
INDITEX
Total 18,5 Mill EUR
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I+D UNIFONDO
Investments
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Venture CAPITAL
Venture capital invest on companies and
well structured projects, viable and
managed by a capable team
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VENTURE CAPITAL-DIFFERENT TYPES
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Seed: investments on the previous stages to the
massive production (prototypes, R and D, …)
ƒ
Start-up:
initial
development
and
commercialization (recent created companies)
ƒ
Expansion: consolidated companies (with profits) that
need to cover new business challenges
ƒ
ƒ
Replacement: buy-sell of shares between investors
first
Redirect: relaunchement of companies with financial
difficulties
RISK CAPITAL IN SPAIN
MADUREZ
Development degree of invested
companies in Spain
Source: ASCRI 2004
6,2%
0,2%
0,8%
6,7%
seed capital
Semilla
Start up
Expansion
Expansión
Replacement
Sustitución
MBO/MBI
MBO/MBI
Others
Otros
21,1%
65,0%
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RISK CAPITAL IN SPAIN
TOTAL VOLUME INVESTED on 2005:
4.117,7 M€
x2 compared to 2004
Transactions:
Jazztel, Imaginarium, Vueling,
Seed capital 8,4M€ and 50 transactions
Start-up: 109,3M€
Source: “El capital semilla no germina en España” (EL PAIS – 2 de abril de
2006)
ASCRI: www.ascri.org
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RISK CAPITAL-HOW IT WORKS?
‰ It is the most important factor
‰ The financial partner is active but does not
take part on the daily management
PROMOTERS
‰ Settlement of interests: promoters, investors,
technology owners, …
Principal reasons for rejection (Source: EVCA)
51%
‰ Management team
15%
‰ Project sector
9%
‰ Business Plan not solid
9%
‰ No viability of the project
7%
‰ Uncertain/Insufficient market
5%
‰ Insufficient profitability
4%
‰ No originality at all
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RISK CAPITAL-HOW IT WORKS?
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Being highly selective
ƒ
Looking for companies with innovative products and
competitive advantages in mature and with high
expectation markets
ƒ
Supporting capable teams
ƒ
Investing on companies with a real and clear
possibility of de-investment
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Venture CAPITAL
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Venture capital invest on companies and
well structured projects, viable and
managed by a capable team
VENTURE CAPITAL-DIFFERENT TYPES
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ƒ
Seed: investments on the previous stages to the
massive production (prototypes, R and D, …)
ƒ
Start-up:
initial
development
and
commercialization (recent created companies)
ƒ
Expansion: consolidated companies (with profits) that
need to cover new business challenges
ƒ
ƒ
Replacement: buy-sell of shares between investors
first
Redirect: relaunchement of companies with financial
difficulties
RISK CAPITAL IN SPAIN
MADUREZ
Development degree of invested
companies in Spain
Source: ASCRI 2004
6,2%
0,2%
0,8%
6,7%
seed capital
Semilla
Start up
Expansion
Expansión
Replacement
Sustitución
MBO/MBI
MBO/MBI
Others
Otros
21,1%
65,0%
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RISK CAPITAL IN SPAIN
TOTAL VOLUME INVESTED on 2005:
4.117,7 M€
x2 compared to 2004
Transactions:
Jazztel, Imaginarium, Vueling,
Seed capital 8,4M€ and 50 transactions
Start-up: 109,3M€
Source: “El capital semilla no germina en España” (EL PAIS – 2 de abril de
2006)
ASCRI: www.ascri.org
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RISK CAPITAL-HOW IT WORKS?
ƒ
Being highly selective
ƒ
Looking for companies with innovative products and
competitive advantages in mature and with high
expectation markets
ƒ
Supporting capable teams
ƒ
Investing on companies with a real and clear
possibility of de-investment
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I+D UNIFONDO
Contact
Contacts
Santiago de Compostela
Madrid
UNINVEST
UNINVEST
C/Santiago Grisolía, 2
PTM-Parque Científico de Madrid
28760 - Tres Cantos (Madrid)
Teléfonos: 91 806 07 57
Edificio CACTUS
Campus Universitario SUR
15782 – Santiago de Compostela
Teléfonos: 981 54 70 44
[email protected]
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