Venture Capital case studies, worked step by step
- Cases
- 100
- Traced to a firm
- 33
- Topics
- 13
- Hard
- 30
Topic
All topicsTerm sheets and waterfalls9Company pitch10Portfolio management and follow-ons8Unit economics9Down rounds, distress and runway7Fund economics and LP maths6Market sizing and theses8SaaS metrics and diagnostics9Cap tables and round modelling8Growth equity returns8Diligence and red flags5Exits and secondaries6Early-stage valuation7
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- 006Meghvik Capital runs a Rs 250 crore fund on a 2% fee. Does the fee cover the team, and what would each partner earn in carry if the fund returns 2.5x gross?Fund of funds and LPsSeed and early-stage VC
- 019Vanshvik Family Office committed Rs 50 crore to a venture fund. Given the capital calls, distributions and reported NAVs, draw its J-curve and compute DPI, TVPI and IRR at years 5, 8 and 10.Fund of funds and LPsMulti-stage VC
- 030Sudhvik Partners Fund III exits its first deal early for a big gain and later loses heavily on its second. Compare the carry paid under a deal-by-deal waterfall and a whole-fund waterfall, and work out the clawback at the end.Fund of funds and LPsGrowth equity
- 043Kaalvik Growth Fund I is in year eleven with two assets left. The GP proposes a continuation vehicle at a 10% discount to NAV. What does a selling LP get, what must the assets reach for a rolling LP to do better, and where is the conflict?SecondariesFund of funds and LPs
- 063Nakshvik Ventures Fund I reports a TVPI of 2.4x and a DPI of 0.3x in year eight, and most of its NAV sits in three companies last priced in 2021. What is a realistic TVPI, and what will the LPs ask?Fund of funds and LPsMulti-stage VC
- 088Build the model for Lakshvik Seed Fund I: Rs 400 crore, 2% fees for ten years, Rs 3 crore initial cheques for 12%, half of investable capital reserved for follow-ons, 40% dilution on initial stakes. How many companies does it back, and what total exit value must the portfolio produce for 3x net after 20% carry?Seed and early-stage VCFund of funds and LPs
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