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State of Corporate Venturing Thomas Grota, Investment Director at Deutsche Telekom AG

State of Corporate Venturing - A VC perspective on Markets and Outlook

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State of Corporate Venturing

Thomas Grota, Investment Director at Deutsche Telekom AG

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While CVC deal number increases... • General Motors, under pressure from Ford, Google, Apple, Uber and just about

every other big company doing something car-related, made a $500 million investment in Lyft this week. The deal includes a partnership that will focus on developing a car-hailing service using autonomous driving technology.

• Pharmaceutical giant Roche led a $175 million in Flatiron Health, the biotech startup that sells software related to cancer treatment. Allen & Company, Baillie Gifford and Casdin Capital also kicked in for this latest round; previous investors include Google Ventures and First Round Capital

• UPS led a $28 million funding round for the same-day delivery startup Deliv. Other investors included Upfront Ventures, RPM Ventures, General Growth Properties and Simon Property Group (Wall Street Journal).

• Struggling $10 billion grocery chain Whole Foods is leading an unknown sized investment in the $2 billion grocery delivery startup Instacart, and the two are inking an exclusive five-year delivery partnership.

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... there is Winter in Silicon Valley

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Venture Capital is a tough and risky Business.

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55% of US investments are written off

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62% of EU investments are written off

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Entrepreneurs need less capital to start … Thanks to cloud, viral marketing via social & easy payment.

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Cisco Amazon Microsoft LinkedIn Twitter facebook Alibaba

Private investor capture gains today

Previous Tech Cycle

Current market cap: $133B+ $261B+ $405B+

$15B+

$13B+

$307B+ $163B+

New Tech Cycle

Market Capitalization at IPO ($B) vs. current

*) Data from Q1 2016.

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Companies see the Pre-IPO Dip Va

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Time

Financing rounds

IPO (same for trade sales)

indicative

fb: $304bn

box: $1.39bn

sq: $3.37bn

+214%

-28%

-42%

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Negative Outlook creates Impact

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So the Markets have changed – and so did VCs.

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Late stage financing produces lofty valuations

Seed Stage Early Stage Later Stage

Larger Later stage rounds after

validation

More seed rounds as costs decline & sources of capital increase

Traditional VC

Today’s VC

Valuation Better equity position for early stage investors and founders

competitive areas (Big funds needed)

… When a concept works the competition is fierce.

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Private Investors have different Goals 500 Startups, Y Combinator

Seedcamp, Startupbootcamp @500: ca. 900 invests, 50 exits, 3 unicorns @seedc: 240 invests, 12 exits, 0 unicorns

Accel, Index, Bessemer, KPCB, Sequoia, A16Z, Fidelity, Highland, Kinevik, Global Founders, RI

IPOs, Unicorns, 1000+ investments

Salesforce, Intel, Samsung, SAP, Google Ventures

“The good, the bad, the ugly…”

Alphabet Capital, facebook, SoftBank, Elan Musk, ... “Big Bets on Moonshots”

Seed Stage Late stage

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Where business runs Everywhere on…

Telco's life in a complex World

Fast Secure ubiquitous

Networks

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Telco’s Chance to benefit

Partnering & Venturing

Contents & Advertising

Social Networks

Security Platforms

Connected Computing

Opportunities of Venturing

Opportunities of Partnering

IoT & 5G Cyber / Privacy

Big Data Messaging

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The way for Corporate Investors

• More corporations need to invest & partner

• Many bets on small ideas is good Marketing

• Big bets on “close to core” businesses need focus

• CVC funds are nice to have - but less efficient

• Investments from balance sheet is the way to go

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Like Startups – VCs are risking to burn $$$ of LPs…

… but in CVC the Corporation will feel the impact!

Thomas Grota Twitter @thomasgr