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1. UNIRISCO Galicia SCRUNIRISCO Galicia SCR

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‰ A CoruA Coruñña Universitya University

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‰ Santiago UniversitySantiago University

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‰ Vigo UniversityVigo University 2.

2. LeLeón Universityón University 3.

3. Valladolid University Valladolid University Foundation

Foundation 4.

4. Salamanca UniversitySalamanca University 5.

5. Torres Quevedo Foundation Torres Quevedo Foundation (Cantabria University)

(Cantabria University) 6.

6. Carlos III University (Madrid)Carlos III University (Madrid)

7.

7. Parque CientParque Cientíífico de Madrid fico de Madrid (Aut

(Autóónoma and Complutense noma and Complutense Universities)

Universities) 8.

8. Valencia UniversityValencia University 9.

9. PolitéPolitécnica of Valencia Universitycnica of Valencia University 10.

10. AlicanteAlicante University FoundationUniversity Foundation 11.

11. Miguel HernMiguel Hernández University ández University (Elche)

(Elche) 12.

12. Extremadura UniversityExtremadura University 13.

13. CáCádiz Universitydiz University

14.

14. Empresa Nacional de InnovaciEmpresa Nacional de Innovacióónn

(ENISA

(ENISA –– Ministry of Industry))Ministry of Industry))

Who are the partners?

Who are the partners?

16 Universities

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I+D Unifondo

I+D Unifondo

UNINVEST PROJECT:

UNINVEST PROJECT:

Bridge

Bridge

the

the

gap

gap

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‰ Detect and Detect and evaluate evaluate investment investment opportunities opportunities ‰

‰ Manage the Fund Manage the Fund resources resources ‰ ‰ Finance Finance technological technological companies companies Financial Financial world world Business Business world world Research Research world world

“Turning Research Results into Turning Research Results into Profitable Companies

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The

The

Fund

Fund

I+D

I+D

Unifondo

Unifondo

Turning

Turning ResearchResearch ResultsResults IntoInto ProfitableProfitable Companies

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Venture Capital Technological Fund

Venture Capital Technological Fund

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18.500.000 EUR

18.500.000 EUR

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Investing in

Investing in

scientific/ New technology

scientific/ New technology

based companies

based companies

, Start

, Start

-

-

up

up

´

´

s

s

from the

from the

University and/or other Public Research

University and/or other Public Research

Centers (CSIC,

Centers (CSIC,

)

)

I+D UNIFONDO

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Sectors:

‰

Health Care

‰

Biotechnology

‰

New Materials and Nanotechnology

‰

Information and Communication

Technologies

‰

Environmental Science

‰

Standard Investment.

200,000.-€ up to

1.000.000.-€

Investment

Investment

Profile

Profile

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I+D UNIFONDO

I+D UNIFONDO

Investors= 70% Private

Investors= 70% Private

+ 30% Public

+ 30% Public

Total 18,5 Mill EUR

Total 18,5 Mill EUR

INDITEX

INDITEX

ENISA (Emp. Nacional de Innovaci

ENISA (Emp. Nacional de Innovacióón)n)

Fondo Emprende ( Xesgalicia SGECR SA)

Fondo Emprende ( Xesgalicia SGECR SA)

Grupo San Jos

Grupo San Joséé

Banco Epirito Santo

Banco Epirito Santo

Axis Participaciones (Instituto de Cr

Axis Participaciones (Instituto de Créédito Oficial)dito Oficial)

CaixaGalicia CaixaGalicia CaixaNova CaixaNova Grupo Santader Grupo Santader

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I+D UNIFONDO

I+D UNIFONDO

Investments

Investments

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Venture capital invest on companies and

well structured projects, viable and

managed by a capable team

Venture CAPITAL

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10

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Seed: investments on the previous stages to the

massive production (prototypes, R and D, …)

ƒ

Start-up: initial development and first commercialization (recent created companies)

ƒ

Expansion: consolidated companies (with profits) that need to cover new business challenges

ƒ

Replacement: buy-sell of shares between investors

ƒ

Redirect: relaunchement of companies with financial difficulties

VENTURE CAPITAL

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11 11 65,0% 6,7% 21,1% 6,2% 0,2% 0,8% Semilla Start up Expansión Sustitución MBO/MBI Otros MADUREZ MADUREZ

Development degree of invested companies in Spain

Source: ASCRI 2004

RISK CAPITAL IN SPAIN

RISK CAPITAL IN SPAIN

seed capital

Expansion Replacement MBO/MBI Others

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TOTAL VOLUME INVESTED on 2005:

4.117,7 M€

x2 compared to 2004

Seed capital

8,4M€ and 50 transactions

Start-up:

109,3M€

Transactions:

Jazztel, Imaginarium, Vueling,

Source: “El capital semilla no germina en España” (EL PAIS – 2 de abril de 2006)

ASCRI: www.ascri.org

RISK CAPITAL IN SPAIN

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PROMOTERS

PROMOTERS

‰ It is the most important factor

‰ The financial partner is active but does not take part on the daily management

‰ Settlement of interests: promoters, investors,

technology owners, …

Principal reasons for rejection (Source: EVCA)

Principal reasons for rejection (Source: EVCA)

51% 15% 9% 9% 7% 5% 4% ‰

‰ Management teamManagement team

‰

‰ Project sectorProject sector

‰

‰ Business Plan not solidBusiness Plan not solid

‰

‰ No viability of the projectNo viability of the project

‰

‰ Uncertain/Insufficient marketUncertain/Insufficient market

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‰ Insufficient profitabilityInsufficient profitability

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‰ No originality at allNo originality at all

RISK CAPITAL

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RISK CAPITAL

RISK CAPITAL

-

-

HOW IT WORKS?

HOW IT WORKS?

ƒ

Being highly selective

ƒ

Looking for companies with innovative products and competitive advantages in mature and with high expectation markets

ƒ

Supporting capable teams

ƒ

Investing on companies with a real and clear
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Venture capital invest on companies and

well structured projects, viable and

managed by a capable team

Venture CAPITAL

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ƒ

Seed: investments on the previous stages to the

massive production (prototypes, R and D, …)

ƒ

Start-up: initial development and first commercialization (recent created companies)

ƒ

Expansion: consolidated companies (with profits) that need to cover new business challenges

ƒ

Replacement: buy-sell of shares between investors

ƒ

Redirect: relaunchement of companies with financial difficulties

VENTURE CAPITAL

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17 17 65,0% 6,7% 21,1% 6,2% 0,2% 0,8% Semilla Start up Expansión Sustitución MBO/MBI Otros MADUREZ MADUREZ

Development degree of invested companies in Spain

Source: ASCRI 2004

RISK CAPITAL IN SPAIN

RISK CAPITAL IN SPAIN

seed capital

Expansion Replacement MBO/MBI Others

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TOTAL VOLUME INVESTED on 2005:

4.117,7 M€

x2 compared to 2004

Seed capital

8,4M€ and 50 transactions

Start-up:

109,3M€

Transactions:

Jazztel, Imaginarium, Vueling,

Source: “El capital semilla no germina en España” (EL PAIS – 2 de abril de 2006)

ASCRI: www.ascri.org

RISK CAPITAL IN SPAIN

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RISK CAPITAL

RISK CAPITAL

-

-

HOW IT WORKS?

HOW IT WORKS?

ƒ

Being highly selective

ƒ

Looking for companies with innovative products and competitive advantages in mature and with high expectation markets

ƒ

Supporting capable teams

ƒ

Investing on companies with a real and clear
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20 20 Santiago de Compostela Santiago de Compostela UNINVEST UNINVEST Edificio CACTUS Edificio CACTUS

Campus Universitario SUR

Campus Universitario SUR

15782

15782 –– Santiago de CompostelaSantiago de Compostela Tel

Telééfonos:fonos: 981 54 70 44981 54 70 44

Madrid Madrid UNINVEST UNINVEST C/Santiago Grisol C/Santiago Grisolíía, 2a, 2 PTM

PTM--Parque CientParque Cientíífico de Madridfico de Madrid 28760

28760 -- Tres Cantos (Madrid)Tres Cantos (Madrid) Tel

Telééfonos: 91 806 07 57fonos: 91 806 07 57

[email protected]

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Contacts

I+D UNIFONDO

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