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It starts with your portfolio
Send the list once. Each quarter it reads what's public about every company: filings, the company's own site, its buyers' and rivals' announcements, trade press.
Who could buy each company, how exposed it is to AI, and what its rivals did. Every point sourced.
Two acquirers bought similar compliance software in the last year, and one of them says in its annual report that it intends to keep acquiring in this niche.
Pricing is per supplier seat for document work that AI tools now automate, but retailers require their suppliers to join the network, which a new entrant can't copy quickly.
A direct competitor launched an AI document checker in September. Ask management whether customers have raised it.
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Send the list once. Each quarter it reads what's public about every company: filings, the company's own site, its buyers' and rivals' announcements, trade press.
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Who could buy it, from the deals buyers have done and what they say they want; how exposed it is to AI, and where it could use AI itself; and what its competitors did this quarter.
Write
A summary for each company, what changed since last quarter, and questions for management. Open it in a browser or print it for a board pack.
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A new buyer, a factor that moved, a rival that launched something. Each quarter builds on the last.
Check facts
Every number, date and quote is checked against its source, and anything a source contradicts is fixed. A person reviews the report before it's sent. The sources themselves are graded too, and repeated misses become lessons.
Know who's circling years before you need a banker, and what else changed around each company.
For each portfolio company, one report with the evidence behind every point.
Strategic acquirers and PE firms that have bought companies like yours, what each says it wants, and comparable deals with terms only as disclosed. Updated every quarter, so relationships start years before a sale.
Delivered done, no software to learn. It never values a company, never recommends a sale, never makes introductions and takes no fee on any deal.
A short call sets exactly what gets covered: a watchlist, a set of filings, one real question. Agreed before anything starts.
We run the research on public information: filings, company releases, news and trade press. You get the finished report, with nothing to install or learn.
What it found, what cuts against it, and every source it read. No buy or sell call. One section is left blank for your own judgment.
Signed before we see anything specific about your watchlist or your names. No exceptions.
Act on it, ignore it, or come back with a follow-up. The report is yours either way, with no obligation to continue.
Send your portfolio list. It goes straight to the person who runs the research.
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