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Why is "Projected to Raise" relevant and especially for Growth Equity firms?
Why is "Projected to Raise" relevant and especially for Growth Equity firms?

Private equity | Projected to raise

Muiread Heffernan avatar
Written by Muiread Heffernan
Updated over 2 years ago

Projected to Raise, an indicator a company may need of capital within the next 6 to 9 months and is designed to uncover new opportunities for your firm.
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​Why is this relevant for Private Equity?


We often note the following significant events with companies tagged Projected to Raise.

1. Companies raise capital soon thereafter being tagged

2. M&A activity - The company may be open to conversations regarding an exit or ready to IPO/merge with a SPAC

3. The company may be going through a transformative event in their lifecycle with the prospect of dramatic growth
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Projected to Raise is a complex indicator algorithmically driven by nearly 80 vectors. We have backtested Projected to Raise and found a 76% accuracy globally and 86% accuracy in the US*, meaning if we said a company needed capital in the near future, they either did a raise, closed their doors due to lack of capital, IPO'd or went the SPAC route.
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*Read our P2R whitepaper for more details on this study and the mechanics of this algorithm.

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