Investors are raising billions to buy discounted stakes in start-ups and portfolio companies from private equity and venture capital funds in distress. Companies like Lexington, Brookfield, Sequoia Heritage's Pinegrove, and StepStone are involved in these transactions. The move is seen as a way to capitalize on cash-constrained startups and close the pricing gap to seal deals in 2024.
Investors raise billions to buy discounted stakes in portfolio companies from PE/VC funds in distress. https://t.co/n8fHgCHE6v
Investors raise billions to buy discounted stakes in start-ups https://t.co/7Se35EmzUe via @ft
PE buyers eye cash-constrained startups for add-ons https://t.co/oPFv4amWWF via @PitchBook #PrivateEquity #VC
Investors raise billions to buy discounted stakes in start-ups, via @GeorgeNHammond @Tabby_Kinder @NicholasMegaw @FT #VC https://t.co/GPbVMOJcyM
Lexington, Brookfield and Sequoia Heritage's Pinegrove, and StepStone are raising billions to buy stakes in VC-backed tech startups via secondary share sales (Financial Times) https://t.co/fCsTJmZTb3 📫 Subscribe: https://t.co/OyWeKSRpIM https://t.co/4fdaLOr9wo
Investors raise billions to buy discounted stakes in start-ups https://t.co/pIcIxPmOTD
PE must close the pricing gap to close deals in 2024 https://t.co/uFRg2zGtu6 via @jessicaAhamlin @PitchBook #PrivateEquity