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European Private Equity Outlook
2013
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Contents Page
A. Focus of study and methodology 4
B. Executive summary 6
C. Results of the private equity survey 2013 10
D. Selected comparison of PE Outlook 2013 vs. PE Outlook 2012 25
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Our fourth European Private Equity Outlook reveals how expertssee the market and its development in 2013
EUROP
EANPRIVATEEQUITY
OUTLOOK2013
Prior to 2012, the Outlook consisted of analyses and assessments by selected Roland Berger andPE industry experts and experience from Roland Berger project work
Since 2012, the Outlook has included a survey of more than 1,200 participants from private equitycompanies across Europe
The results accurately reflect what experts in the market expect for different countries and regions,
and what they consider relevant factors for the private equity business in 2013
We hope that you enjoy reading the Outlook. We would be happy to hear your feedback or discussthe results with you in greater detail
The European Private Equity Outlook 2013 is the fourth in a series launched by Roland Berger in2009
Source: Roland Berger
PRELIMINARY REMARKS
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A. Focus of study and methodology
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As in 2012, the study is based on exclusive surveys withprofessionals from leading private equity firms across Europe
Focus and methodology of study
Overview of European private equity
Key topics 2013 Overview of respondents
Development of PE M&A market
Key challenges for private equity
Private equity business model
Source: Roland Berger
1) Germany, Austria, Switzerland
4%
5%
7%
7%
8%
8%Iberia and Italy
Europe in total 15%
Scandinavia 16%
DACH1) 31%
France
CEE excl. Poland
UK
Benelux
Poland
> 10
5 - 10
56%
< 5
23%
21%
Private equity survey 2013
Geographical focus[% of responses]
PE experience[yrs/% of responses]
No. of profes-sionals contacted
1,232
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B. Executive summary
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Private equity market on the upturn? Slightly more than half of therespondents expect an increasing number of transactions
Development of private equity M&A market in 2013
> Respondents are slightly upbeat about the development of private equity-driven M&A in 2013 half of the participants(52%) expect to see an increase in the number of transactions
> Scandinavia and Germany are seen as the leading countries for growth of private equity-driven M&A activity in 2013.Poland, the UK and CEE should grow slightly as well, while declines are expected in Iberia, Italy, France and Greece
> Respondents expect most M&A activity to be in Pharma/Healthcare and Consumer Goods/Retail. Energy/Utilities as wellas Technology & Media sectors are ranked second. Automotive and Building/Construction are at the bottom of the list
> No time for large deals mid-cap segment forecast to dominate. 91% of the respondents expect most deals to haveenterprise values of less than EUR 250 million, and 59% expect most deals to be below EUR 100 m
> No changes in the economic outlook are expected, which is considered to be the most relevant factor for Europeanprivate equity M&A in 2013. A substantial improvement is expected in the availability of attractive acquisition targets. Thesituation in the financial markets and the development of the euro crisis are expected to improve slightly
Executive summary (1/3)
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Active development of portfolio companies will be the focus of 2013and the mid-term challenge for private equity
Key challenges for private equity investors in 2013
> Private equity investors expect to dedicate most of their time in 2013 to actively developing portfolio companiesextending existing funds and fundraising are not focus activities for 2013
> 57% of the participants anticipate a more competitive environment in fundraising, whereas 37% expect no changes
> Divestments of family-owned businesses, carve-outs from large corporations and secondary buy-outs or distressed/insolventcompanies are ranked equally as attractive sources for new targets. Listed companies (going private) rank far behind
> Improvement in the quality of targets is anticipated by 35% of the participants 45% expect no changes
> The availability of debt financing, particularly for recaps and LBOs, is still expected to become more difficult in 2013
> Strategic investors are expected to play the most important role in PE exits, but other exit channels follow closely
Private equity business model
> Most respondents feel a need to adapt the private equity business model just one-fourth of respondents see no need forchange
> 96% of respondents feel that a more active approach to managing companies will be more important in the future
> Strategic and operational actions aimed at improving performance are expected to have the best chances of success in thecoming years
Executive summary (2/3)
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Compared to 2012, the market's mood is improving No changes inthe origin of targets or target sizes anticipated
Selected comparison of PE Outlook 2013 vs. PE Outlook 2012
> Participants feel more positive about market developments in 2013 compared to 2012
> In terms of countries, improvement of the PE market especially in Germany and UK is expected compared to last year onthe lower end of the spectrum, Greece is still expected to decline, but to a lesser extent than in the prior year
> Practically no changes in the ranking of industries with PE investor involvement in 2013 compared to 2012;Pharma/Healthcare and Consumer Goods/Retail remain the top industries
> No changes in the expected range of enterprise value between 2012 and 2013 deal size remains small, with up tojust EUR 250 million in transaction value
Executive summary (3/3)
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C. Results of the private equity survey 2013
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Private equity professionals are slightly upbeat about the developmentof PE-driven M&A in 2013 Half (52%) expect transactions to increase
M&A transactions with PE involvement in 2013 compared to 2012 [%]
Source: Roland Berger
Increase of
more than 10%
11%
0% to +10%
41%
0%
26%
0% to -10%
15%
Decline of
more than 10%
7%
Expected change in the number of M&A transactionswith PE involvement in 2013
> More than half of all professionalsinterviewed expect the number ofM&A transactions with PE
involvement to increase in 2013
> However, there is also a significantnumber (22% of all surveyparticipants) that anticipate acontinuous decrease in M&Atransactions with PE involvement
COMMENTS
52%
% of responses [only one answer permitted]
1 DEVELOPMENT OF PE M&A MARKET
17% 25% 42% 0%17%
x% % of responses in Poland [only one answer permitted]
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Scandinavia and Germany have the highest growth compared to2012, whereas PE M&A activity esp. in Greece could decline
Change of PE M&A activity in major countries 2013 vs. 2012 [%]
Source: Roland Berger
Expected change in PE M&A activity in 2013 compared to 2012
> Major PE markets such as the UKand Germany are expected to seea small increase in PE M&A
activities 1.5% to 2.5% increasein 2013 over the previous year
> Scandinavia and CEE areexpected to gain momentum in2013
> The opposite is expected in Iberia,Italy, France and Greece
COMMENTS
Greece -1.0%
France -0.7%
Iberia and Italy -0.6%
Benelux 0.1%
Austria and Switzerland 0.9%
CEE excl. Poland2) 1.5%
UK 1.7%
Poland 1.9%
Germany 2.4%
Scandinavia1) 2.7%
1) Includes Denmark, Norway, Sweden2) Central and Eastern Europe includes Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovak Republic and Slovenia
1
10
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Expected change of PE M&A activity in 2013 compared to previous year in % [multiple answers permitted]
1 DEVELOPMENT OF PE M&A MARKET
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Pharma/Healthcare and Consumer Goods/Retail are expected tohave the most M&A transactions with PE involvement in 2013
Ranking of industries by number of M&A transactions [%]
Source: Roland Berger
Technology & Media 41%
Energy/Utilities 41%
Financial Services 18%
Capital Goods & Engineering 24%
Logistics & Business Services 35%
10%Chemicals 17%
Pharma/Healthcare
Building and Construction
51%
5%
Consumer Goods/Retail
Automotive
54%
European industries with a high number of M&A transactionswith PE investor involvement in 2013
> More than half of all respondentsexpect that Pharma/Healthcareand Consumer Goods/Retail will
have a very high number of M&Atransactions with private equityinvolvement
> Low number of PE transactionsexpected for Building/Constructionand Automotive
COMMENTS
1
10
2
3
4
5
6
7
89
100% =Max. value
% of participants that expect a high number of transactions [multiple answers permitted]
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0%
9%9%
0%
9%
25%
42%
73%
42%
27%
Europe Poland
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Mid-cap segment expected to dominate 91% of PE transactions in2013 are expected in the enterprise value range of up to EUR 250 m
Expected range of PE transactions in enterprise value in 2013 [%, EUR m]
Source: Roland Berger
EUR
>1,000m
0%
EUR
500-1000m
19%
EUR
250-500m
1%
EUR
100-250m
EUR
50-100m
EUR
Large-cap deals with enterprise
values above EUR 500 m are likelyto remain rare
> 91% of all PE transactions in 2013are expected to be smaller thanEUR 250 m in 2012, 94% of allPE transactions were expected tobe less than EUR 250 m
> 59% of respondents expect thatthe enterprise value of most PE
transactions will be belowEUR 100 m in 2013
COMMENTS
91%
% of responses [only one answer permitted]
1 DEVELOPMENT OF PE M&A MARKET
8% 42% 33% 17% 0% 0%
x% % of responses in Poland [only one answer permitted]
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No change in the economic situation anticipated, which is the mostrelevant factor for PE-driven M&A Availability of targets improving
Overview of relevant factors for M&A business in Europe [%]
Source: Roland Berger
Availability of attractive
acquisition targets26%
Development of
valuation levels13%
Situation of the
financial markets16%
Development of
the euro crisis19%
Overall economic
situation26%
"What will be the most influential factors affecting European M&A trans-actions with private equity involvement in 2013? How will they develop?"
> Private equity investments aredriven mainly by the uncertaineconomic outlook for 2013 no
change in economic situation isexpected
> Surveyed participants anticipate animprovement in the financialmarkets and the pipeline ofattractive targets for 2013
> Slight improvement regarding
situation of financial markets anddevelopment of euro crisisexpected
> Valuation levels are not expectedto change significantly
COMMENTS
Importanceof factors
Development of factors in 2013
1
2
3
4
5
Substantialdeterioration
Substantialimprovement
Nochange
% of participants that expect this factor to have a major influence [multiple answers permitted]
1 DEVELOPMENT OF PE M&A MARKET
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PE investors will dedicate most of their time to developing portfoliocompanies Fundraising and extension of funds not in focus
Focus of PE investors on lifecycle stages in 2013 [%]
Developing portfoliocompanies
Making newinvestments
Divestingexistinginvestments
Fundraising Extendingexistingfunds
29% 17%
16%
12% 12%
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Source: Roland Berger
"On which phase of the PE value chain will you put most of your focus onin 2013?"
> Value creation within the holdingperiod is a top priority for PE fundsin 2013 29% of all private equity
professionals will focus ondeveloping existing portfolios
> Only between 1 and 2 out of 10private equity investors willcontinue to raise funds or startnew fundraising activities
> Making new investments, divesting
existing ones and extendingexisting funds is a priority task forless than 20%
COMMENTS
% of participants that will place most of their focus on this phase of the PE value chain [multiple answers permitted]
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57% of private equity professionals expect a more competitivesituation in fundraising in 2013
Expected degree of competitiveness in fundraising in 2013 [%]
Source: Roland Berger
"What degree of competitiveness do you expect in fundraising in 2013?"> Two-thirds of all private equity
professionals expect fiercercompetition for fundraising in 2013
> Only 5% expect a significantimprovement in the fundraisingsituation
> 37% expect no change in thefundraising situation in 2013
> In Poland 75% of respondentsexpect that competitive situationwill become more intense whereas25% expect no changes
COMMENTS
5%
Easing of the
competitive situation
No change in
competitive situation 37%
Competitive situation will
become more intense57%
% of responses [only one answer permitted]
2 KEY ISSUES FOR PRIVATE EQUITY 2013
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Except for listed companies (going private), the PE market ranks theattractiveness of all sources for targets as nearly equal
Sources of most attractive targets in 2013 [%]
Source: Roland Berger
Secondary buy-outs
42%
Parts of groups/carve-outs
28%Listed companies (going private)
43%
Majority shareholdings
in family-owned companies46%
Insolvent companies/distressed deals
43%
> Nearly all sources for targetsranked equal: majorityshareholdings in family-owned
companies, carve-outs fromcorporations, secondary buy-outsand distressed deals
> Taking listed companies private isby far the least attractive source oftargets for private equity funds
COMMENTS
1
2
3
4
5
% of participants that expect this source of targets to be very important [multiple answers permitted]
Sources of attractive targets in 2013, ranked by importance
100% =Max. value
2 KEY ISSUES FOR PRIVATE EQUITY 2013
2
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The study participants are likely to expect more attractive targets in2013 than in 2012
2 KEY ISSUES FOR PRIVATE EQUITY 2013
"Will the targets available on the market in 2013 will be more attractivethan in 2012?"
> 35% of all private equityprofessionals expect that moreattractive targets for investment
will be available in 2013
> However, the overall situation isuncertain 45% do not know if theattractiveness of targets willincrease or decrease
> One-fifth of respondents think thatfewer attractive targets will be
available on the market
COMMENTS
% of responses [only one answer permitted]
Completely agreeSomewhat
agree
28%
Neither agree
nor disagree
Somewhat
disagree
7%
Completely
disagree
45%
18%
2%
35%
Expected development of investment opportunities in 2013 [%]
25% 42% 33% 0%0%
x% % of responses in Poland [only one answer permitted]
2 KEY ISSUES FOR PRIVATE EQUITY 2013
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Debt financing is generally expected to become more difficult in2013 Fewer difficulties for working capital and CAPEX lines
Availability of external financing in 2013 [%]
Source: Roland Berger
"Compared to 2012, what external financing will be more difficult to raisein 2013?"
> Banks are still reluctant to agreeon recapitalizations and financeleveraged buyouts
> Asset-based growth financing(CAPEX, working capital) is notexpected to be under as muchpressure as other deal financing
COMMENTS
1
2
3
4
Easierto raise
More difficultto raise
Nochange
Recapitalization (i.e. debt substitutingequity, dividend to sponsor)
Refinancing (i.e. improvement ofterms)
Leveraged buyouts (i.e. newtransactions)
Growth financing (i.e. working capital,lines for add-on acquisitions or CAPEX)
2 KEY ISSUES FOR PRIVATE EQUITY 2013
2 KEY ISSUES FOR PRIVATE EQUITY 2013
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Strategic investors are expected to play the most important role in PEexits, but other exit channels are close behind
Change of exit channels in 2013 compared to 2012 [%]
Source: Roland Berger
Triple track (i.e. IPO, M&A
process and refinancing)19%
18%IPOs
Dual track (i.e. IPO and M&A process) 19%
M&A to PE investors 21%
M&A to strategic investors 23%
Ranking of exit channel activity: expected significant increase in 2013compared to previous year
> Strategic investors representstrong competition in PE auctionprocesses based on additional
synergy levers an increase inexits with strategic investors isexpected in 2013 (23%)
> Other exit channels, nevertheless,with M&A to PE, dual/triple tracksand IPOs follow close behind
COMMENTS
1
2
3
4
5
% of participants that expect a significant increase in this exit channel [multiple answers permitted]
100% =Max. value
2 KEY ISSUES FOR PRIVATE EQUITY 2013
3 PRIVATE EQUITY BUSINESS MODEL
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Majority of respondents feel a need to adapt the private equitybusiness model Just 25% see no need for change
Necessity of adjusting private equity business model [%]
Source: Roland Berger
"The private equity business model is just as robust now as it was beforethe crisis. No adjustment is necessary. Agree or disagree?"
> Two-thirds of PE professionalsthink that the private equitybusiness model needs to change
> However, one in four see no needto change current investmentstrategies
> Polish respondents see this issuesimilarly as their Europeancounterparts: 67% of them fell thatPE business model needs to
change while 17% think opposite
COMMENTS
Disagree to some extent
71%
29%
Completely
disagree
82%
Agree to some extent
18%
Completely
agree
Neither agree
nor disagree
Disagree Neutral Agree
65% of all participants 10% of all participants 25% of all participants
3 PRIVATE EQUITY BUSINESS MODEL
3 PRIVATE EQUITY BUSINESS MODEL
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96% of respondents feel that a more active approach to managingcompanies will become more important in the future
Importance of active portfolio management [%]
Source: Roland Berger
"Managing portfolio companies actively will become more important in thefuture passive management is no longer suitable. Agree or disagree?"
> 96% of respondents feel that anactive management approach willbe more important.
> Passive portfolio management withpurely financial engineering islimited
COMMENTS
82%
14%
2%1%1%
Agree to
some extent
Disagree to
some extent
Completely
disagree
Neither agree
nor disagree
Completely agree
2% 96%
% of responses [only one answer permitted]
3 PRIVATE EQUITY BUSINESS MODEL
0% 8% 8% 83%0%
x% % of responses in Poland [only one answer permitted]
3 PRIVATE EQUITY BUSINESS MODEL
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Strategic and operational actions aimed at improving performance areexpected to have the best chances of success in the coming years
Chances of success of value-enhancement actions [%]
Source: Roland Berger
Financial actions (e.g. recapitalization,refinancing, working capital)
36%Operational actions (e.g. cost
cutting, outsourcing)
26%
39%Strategic actions (e.g. buy and build,penetration of new markets)
Value-enhancement actions for PE portfolio companies rankedaccording to their chances of success in coming years
> Implementing strategic actions isbelieved to have the best chanceof success in the coming years
> Continuous operational actionssuch as cost cutting andoutsourcing can tap additionalpotential to improve profitability
> The effect of financial actions onvalue enhancement is stillexpected to be very limited
COMMENTS
1
2
3
% of participants that expect the value-enhancement action in question to have a very goodchance of success [multiple answers permitted]
100% =Max. value
3 PRIVATE EQUITY BUSINESS MODEL
25%
0%
42%
Europe Poland
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D. Selected comparison of PE Outlook 2013 vs.PE Outlook 2012
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Participants feel more positive about market developments in 2013compared to 2012
M&A transactions with PE involvement in 2012/2013[%]
Source: Roland Berger
Expected change in the number of M&A transactionswith PE involvement in 2012 compared to previous year
% of responses in 2013 [only one answer permitted]
% of responses in 2012 [only one answer permitted]
Increase
of more
than 10%
4%
0% to +10%
23%
0%
17%
0% to -10%
28%
Decline
of more
than 10%
28%
73%
Increase
of more
than 10%
11%
0% to +10%
41%
0%
26%
0% to -10%
15%
Decline
of more
than 10%
7%
52%
Expected change in the number of M&A transactionswith PE involvement in 2013 compared to previous year
35% 25% 20% 10% 10% 17% 17% 25% 42% 0%
x% % of responses in Poland [only one answer permitted]
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The market outlook for PE M&A activity has improved, especially forGermany and the UK
Change of PE M&A activity in major countries in 2012/2013 [%]
Source: Roland Berger
-10.0%
-7.0%
-7.0%
-7.0%
-3.0%
-3.0%
CEE (excl. Poland)
-2.0%
Benelux
1.0%
Poland
1.0%Scandinavia1)
4.0%
UK
Germany
Austria & Switzerland
France
Iberia & Italy
Greece
1) Includes Denmark, Norway, Sweden2) Central and Eastern Europe includes Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovak Republic and Slovenia
1
10
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Expected change of PE M&A activity in 2013 compared to previous year in % [multiple answers permitted]
0.1%
Austria/Switzerland 0.9%
CEE excl. Poland2) 1.5%
UK 1.7%
Poland 1.9%
Germany 2.4%
Scandinavia1) 2.7%
Greece -1.0%
France -0.7%
Iberia and Italy -0.6%
Benelux
1
10
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Expected change in PE M&A activity in 2011 comparedto 2012
Expected change in PE M&A activity in 2012 comparedto 2013
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Virtually no changes in the ranking of industries with PE investorinvolvement in 2013 compared to 2012
Ranking of industries by number of M&A transactions in 2012/2013 [%]
Source: Roland Berger
13%
37%
AutomotiveChemicals 14%
Capital Goods & Engineering
9%
21%
Financial Services 27%
Technology & Media 34%
Energy/Utilities
37%
Consumer Goods and Retail 51%
Pharma/Healthcare 56%
Logistics & Business Services
Building & Construction
European industries with a high number of M&Atransactions with PE investor involvement in 2012
1
10
2
3
4
5
6
7
89
100% =Max. value
% of participants that expect a high number of transactions [multiple answers permitted]
Building and Construction 5%
Automotive 10%Chemicals 17%
Financial Services
Capital Goods & Engineering 24%
Logistics & Business Services 35%
Pharma/Healthcare
Consumer Goods/Retail
18%
51%
41%Energy/Utilities
54%
Technology & Media 41%
1
10
2
3
4
5
6
7
89
European industries with a high number of M&Atransactions with PE investor involvement in 2013
0%10%
10%
40%
50%
35%
20%
60%
80%
5%
9%
9%
0%
27%
42%
0%
73%
9%
25%
42%
Europe EuropePoland Poland
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No changes expected in the range of enterprise values between the2012 and 2013 studies Deal size remains small
Expected range of PE transactions in enterprise value in 2012/2013 [%, EUR m]
Source: Roland Berger
"Most PE transactions in 2012 will be in the enterprisevalue range of"
% of responses in 2013 [only one answer permitted]
% of responses in 2012 [only one answer permitted]
"Most PE transactions in 2013 will be in the enterprisevalue range of"
EUR
>1,000m
0%
EUR
500-
1000m
19%
EUR
250-500m
1%
EUR
100-250m
EUR
50-100m
EUR
1,000m
2%
EUR
500-
1000m
19%
EUR
250-500m
0%
EUR
100-250m
EUR
50-100m
EUR
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