Why Partner With Tenaz
Private Equity | Strategic Acquirer | ||
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Commitment | Full commitment for long term growth. Board of Directors selected who are successful recent business operators. | Several companies under management. short term vs. long term focus. | Business becomes one of many divisions within the company. Commitment to grow the core business. |
Existing Management | Tenaz with strong interest and requirement to keep the current management team to ensure continued growth. | Management is usually kept if targets are met. If there is financial trouble cost cutting becomes more important | Depends on strategy. Usually a lot of duplicate jobs post-acquisition result in most of the acquired management to be replaced. |
Time Horizon | Interested in longer term value creation | Interested in short term value creation and Investment Exit. Management is pressured for short term focus. | Depends on strategic objective. |
Source of Capital | Institutional and High Net Worth Individual investors | Fully committed funds from unknown sources | Significant internal approvals required. Capital availability depends on health of core business. |
Deal Terms | Flexible terms to ensure interests of all parties involved. | Complex. Seller usually at a disadvantage given the financial knowledge asymmetry. | Long term compensation based on future performance. |
Owner Transition | Owner helps transition | Depends on the firm. Most likely would bring in a new management team. | Owner sells outright and acquiring company takes over |
Investment Criteria
Let’s Make Things Happen
Our strategy is to build a portfolio of leading businesses using a long-term buy and build approach. We provide our portfolio companies with professional management expertise, financial resources, and high potential human capital to accelerate their growth
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