中国创投暨私募股权投资市场2012上半年市场回顾——英文版_61页_1mb

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China VC/PE Market Summary - H1 2012

Overview

The first half of 2012 witnessed a significant slowdown in China's Venture Capital (VC) and Private Equity (PE) market, with both fundraising and investment activities declining. The market was influenced by regulatory changes, a sluggish economy, and reduced investor confidence. Despite this, RMB funds continued to dominate, and the IPO market remained a primary exit channel.

VC Market in H1 2012

Fundraising

79 VC funds were closed in H1 2012, marking a 56.8% decrease from the previous half-year (H-o-H) and a 60.3% decrease year-on-year (Y-o-Y).
Total capital raised reached US$3.37B, down 74.9% H-o-H and 77.1% Y-o-Y, hitting a new low since H2 2009.
RMB funds accounted for 93.7% of the total number of funds and 83.2% of the fundraising amount, showing a strong dominance over foreign currency funds.

Investments

401 investment deals were closed in H1 2012, down 44.7% H-o-H and 48.6% Y-o-Y.
Total investment amount was US$2.51B, down 59.5% H-o-H and 63.1% Y-o-Y.
The number and amount of investments returned to the average level of 2010, reflecting a post-2011 investment fever slowdown.

Industry Breakdown

Internet sector received the most VC investments in terms of the number of deals (70%) and investment amount (28.5%).
Beijing led in both the number of deals and investment amount.

Investment Stage

Early-stage investments accounted for 20.0% of all VC investments, indicating continued interest in startups.

Exits

128 exits were recorded in H1 2012, with IPOs being the primary exit option.
IPO exits accounted for 76.5% of total exits, with the market return rate dropping to a more rational level due to reduced ROI and fewer exits.

PE Market in H1 2012

Fundraising

71 new PE funds were closed in H1 2012, down 40.0% Y-o-Y.
Total capital raised was US$5.21B, down 67.6% from H2 2011 and 77.1% Y-o-Y.
Average fundraising amount reached US$76.68M, a new low since 2008.

Investments

252 investment deals were closed in H1 2012, down 31.9% H-o-H and 22.5% Y-o-Y.
Total investment amount was US$7.32B, down 41.0% H-o-H and 51.8% Y-o-Y.
RMB funds accounted for 79% of the number of deals and 59% of the investment amount, while foreign currency funds faced continued challenges.

Industry Breakdown

Bio/Healthcare and Energy & Mineral sectors were the top recipients of PE investments in terms of the number of deals.
Finance sector led in investment amount with US$972.08M.
Beijing was the top region in terms of both number of deals and investment amount.

Investment Strategy

Growth capital investments accounted for 85% of the total investment amount, indicating a continued focus on growth-oriented opportunities.

M&A Market in H1 2012

Total M&A deals amounted to 422, down 31.9% H-o-H and 22.5% Y-o-Y.
Total M&A value was US$28.65B, down 71.1% Y-o-Y.
Domestic M&A accounted for 80% of the total number of deals and 75.5% of the total value, showing a preference for domestic transactions.
Machinery Manufacturing was the leading industry in terms of the number of deals (11.8%) and value (26.2%).
Energy & Mineral sector led in transaction value (51.5%), reflecting its significance in the M&A landscape.

IPO Market in H1 2012

229 IPOs were completed globally, with Chinese enterprises accounting for 55.9%.
Chinese IPOs saw a significant drop in both number (-37.7% Y-o-Y) and financing amount (-56.2% Y-o-Y).
ChiNext was the primary venue for domestic IPOs, accounting for 19 out of 60 domestic IPOs.
Machinery Manufacturing had the highest number of domestic IPOs (19) and financing amount (17.6%).
HKMB was the main overseas IPO venue, with 19 IPOs raising US$2,873.16M, or 96% of the total overseas IPO amount.
Finance sector dominated overseas IPO financing amount (57.8%) and domestic IPO financing amount (7.0%).

Exit Performance

Average ROI for VC/PE-backed Chinese enterprises was 5.27x, with domestic IPOs yielding 5.55x and overseas IPOs yielding 1.48x.
Domestic exchanges (especially ChiNext) had a higher ROI compared to overseas exchanges.

Investor Landscape

As of H1 2012, 5,887 Limited Partners (LPs) were recorded in the Zero2IPO database, with a total investable amount of US$783.02B.
Wealthy families and individuals represented 47.1% of all LPs, though their investable amount was relatively small at 0.8%.
Enterprises were the largest contributors to investable amount, accounting for 79.3% of the total.

Key Insights

Regulatory changes and economic conditions significantly impacted VC/PE fundraising and investment activities.
IPOs remained the primary exit channel, despite a decline in both the number and value.
RMB funds dominated both fundraising and investments, with foreign currency funds facing more challenges.
Beijing was the most active region in both VC and PE investments.
Machinery Manufacturing and Energy & Mineral sectors were the leading industries for investments and exits.
Domestic IPOs were preferred over overseas ones, with ChiNext being the main domestic listing venue.
VC/PE-backed enterprises saw a decline in IPO activity, indicating a shift in investment strategy towards more conservative approaches.