The document provides an overview of VC industry trends in 2013 and performance for Cintrifuse Fund I and the Cintrifuse Fund of Funds. Some key points:
- Total VC investments in 2013 were $34 billion, the 3rd highest level in 10 years, though overall deal flow dipped slightly. Seed/angel investments increased significantly.
- Cintrifuse Fund I has $450 million under management across 44 companies with an average portfolio growth of 150%. The underlying funds focus on early stage companies in technology, life sciences, consumer and energy.
- The Cintrifuse Fund of Funds has $51.1 million committed across 4 underlying funds. Goals for 2014 include closing
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2013 Venture Industry Overview
Total VC Capital Invested increased but Deal Flow fell slightly in 2013.
VCs invested $34 Billion in 2013 - the 3rd Highest Level in 10 years.
Overall Deal Flow dipped by 15% from 2012 to 2013.
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U.S. VC Deals by Stage
Investments by Stage have Evolved Over Time as Focus on Seed Stage has Increased.
Early Stage Financings fell from 59% of VC Deal Flow in 2005 to 44% in 2013.
Angel/Seed Financings increased from 5% to 27% of Total Deal Flow in the same period.
Angel/Seed Financings accounted for $9.2B of the overall $34B in VC financing in 2013.
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VC Investments by Sector
The healthcare share of total venture capital investments was 19%
the lowest proportion since 2001.
Hopeful uptick in exits and fundings in Q4 2013.
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Cintrifuse Early Stage Venture Capital
Fund I, LLC
Performance Review
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Fund I Highlights
Total of $450M in Capital Under Management
44 companies
~150% average portfolio growth
Underlying Funds
$51.1 million in committed capital
4 funds under management
8% called
~ One new fund per quarter
Focus on early stage venture
In technology, life sciences, consumer, energy
Cintrifuse Fund I
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Underlying Funds
Location: Cincinnati, OH
Stage: Series A/B
Investment focus: B2B Software,
Medical Devices
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Stage: Seed/Series A/B
Investment focus: Software,
Distribution, Financial Services, Digital
Media
Location: Boston, MA
Stage: Seed/Series A/B
Investment Focus: SaaS, Cloud,
Mobile,, Technology-enabled service,
Digital Media
Location: Houston, TX
Stage: Seed/Series A
Investment Focus: Software,
Ecommerce, Bioscience,
Manufacturing, Energy
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Fund Summary
$ Millions
$4.1
$2.3
$1.7
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$1.5
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Paid in Capital Capital Drawn by Underlying Funds Residual Value Total Value Commi ed Capital
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Portfolio Distribution
$ Amount
GeographyIndustry
# of Companies
Consumer
13%
Technology
83%
Life
Sciences
5%
Consumer
11%
Technology
80%
Life
Sciences
9%
West
41%
South
18%
Northeast
20%
Midwest
20%
West
53%
South
4%
Northeast
32%
Midwest
11%
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Growing Activity with VCs
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Cincinna Immersion Days
Immersion Days Monthly Cumula ve
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To create a global destination
where entrepreneurs dreams
are realized.
For the Fund:
Build an Effective Early Stage
Venture Network
Mission
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Attract, Engage, Invest
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VCs Corporations
STARTUPS
Deal Flow
Due Diligence
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Timeline
Q1
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Q2
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Q3
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Q4
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$40M
First
Close
$11M 2nd
Close
Sarah
Anderson
Joins
Acquired
2013 was a year of foundation building
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Ripple Effect
Seed Early Late
Engaging with more than 200 Funds
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Engagement Scorecard
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION
Dealflow to
Members
Number of companies brought to Strategic LPs aligned with interests. Potential
for relationships such as beta test, customer, joint venture or investor.
Advisory
Boards/Ment
orships
Participation in mentoring, advisory and committee roles for a) LPs, b) startups,
c) research organizations, and d) industry/corporations.
Events
Participation, sponsoring and contributing thought leadership throughout the
year in events such as annual conference, Demo Day, Office Hours, etc.
Education/Cu
rriculum
Introduce content and programs for delivering education for startups and
entrepreneurs.
Media
Engagement
Social Media, Tweeting, Blogging, other press and statements about Cintrifuse
Presence Maintain a staffed office and/or partner-level activity in the region.
Direct
Investment
Activity in sourcing deals from the region and other regional investors, includes
startups met with, diligenced as well as actual investment.
Reporting
Provide timely, accurate reports on regional activity, invested capital, jobs and
other information as may be requested
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Invested Capital
Outside Region Local Investments
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Economic Multiplier
Capital invested
outside region =
$2.74M
4 companies =
$6.85M combined
Per $1 invested outside the region, $2.5 has been
returned
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Goals for 2014
Close the Fund.
Invest in 3 to 4 additional funds.
Link the Underlying Fund portfolios more directly
with our strategic investors
LEAP Innovation Days
Venture Liaison Program.
Track and monitor the activity of funds coming
the region to optimize fund performance and
remain consistent with our mission.
#5: $9B invested in the VC asset class by LPs in Q1 2014as compared to $17 to $20 (annual) in last few years. Most of which into a few larger funds
$9.5B invested into companies, showing an increase again in Q1 for a $36B rate, up slightly from 2012 and 2013
VC Investment Exits in 2013 indicate great promise for the year ahead
Over 1,800 Investor Exits in 2013, including 107 IPOs.
Median Exit Size was $60M, up from $50.6M in 2012.
IPO Exits doubled from 2013 to account for 15% of all VC Exits. Corporate Acquisitions and
Notable IPOs
Twitter: IPO in 2/2013, Market Cap at Year End of $18.10B (Internet).
Zoetis: IPO in 11/2013, Market Cap at Year End of $15.38B (Pharmaceuticals).
#6: Companies are raising capital earlier and are expected to have more substantial results before they get to later stage rounds
Median Seed Stage Round Size rose 15% from $1.3M (2012) to $1.5M (2013).
Median Pre-Money Valuation hit all-time high of $5.1M in 2013.
Most Active VC Investors of 2013 - Incubators are among top-tier VC Investors.
500 Startups (150 Companies backed), Andreessen Horowitz (97), Google Ventures (81), Intel Capital (72), Y Combinator (71).
VC Deals show growing importance of Angel/Series Stage Investing.
#7: VCs invested $6.6 billion into 778 Life Sciences deals in 2013, compared to $6.7 billion in 800 deals in 2012. Decrease of 1% in dollars and 3% in deals.
#10: Target is $60M over 1/3 of this is confirmed. Working on nailing down the rest. Closing is planned for June 30
#17: Our structure helps us de-risk and accelerate. Would be virtually impossible for a fund to do this on their own. B/c we chose to embed this in the non-profit, it is truly break through. But we need all parts to be successful.
#19: Early in the development of Cintrifuse it was debated whether to invest the capital directly into Cincinnati-based companies, or rather into a network of venture firms.
The Fund of Fund model is sowing signs that it works and is the right model to fuel activity.
It is because it leverages:
Capital
Talent/Experience
Networks
Power Law of Participation
Reduces Risks
Leads to higher engagement.
#21: Our first investment
Latest Round TOTAL
Ahalogy Hyde Park $3.10 $4.80
LISNR Progress, Jump $2.20 $3.10
Donde Mercury, Chicago $1.00 $1.20
SQRL Hyde Park $0.55 $0.55
$6.85 $9.65
Total Capital Called $4.60 $4.601.52.10
Capital Deployed (less mgt fee) $3.85 $3.851.82.5
Capital Deployed Outside Region2.742.74 2.5 3.5
#22: Our first investment
Latest Round TOTAL
Ahalogy Hyde Park $3.10 $4.80
LISNR Progress, Jump $2.20 $3.10
Donde Mercury, Chicago $1.00 $1.20
SQRL Hyde Park $0.55 $0.55
$6.85 $9.65
Total Capital Called $4.60 $4.601.52.10
Capital Deployed (less mgt fee) $3.85 $3.851.82.5
Capital Deployed Outside Region2.742.74 2.5 3.5