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How Spin-In Works for Your Company

  • Most deals would involve emerging start-ups where your market would be an “add-on” market
  • Primary deal flow occurs where your company acts as a “channel partner,” not an acquirer
    • Generally no investment required; in some cases, minority investment to solidify exclusivity might be desirable
    • Your company earns revenues and profit by taking the innovation into your customers, leveraging your company's understanding of applications and contacts with decision makers
  • Partner companies would continue as separate entities pursuing their main markets
  • TechSpin serves as a “broker” to help identify and realize opportunities
    • Your company articulates unmet needs
    • TechSpin mines contacts in the world or emerging startups to surface opportunities
    • TechSpin negotiates on behalf of, and is paid by, the technology seller
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