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Business quality
Growth · margins · profitability
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Access structured information and disclosures.
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Read risks, valuation context and key questions.
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Four disciplined stages from discovery to independent decision-making.
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How iPivot Evaluates Issuers
Key areas we assess in issuers
A structured, evidence-led assessment across the factors that matter to investors. The assessment is sector- and stage-aware. Not every metric applies to every company, and the depth and emphasis may vary by sector and stage.
Sector- and stage-aware review
- Business performance: Revenue growth and consistency, gross margin, contribution margin, EBITDA, EBIT and profitability.
- Liquidity & balance sheet: Cash position, burn rate, runway, debt levels, current ratio and broader balance-sheet strength.
- Revenue quality: Recurring versus one-off revenue, customer concentration and the durability of underlying demand.
- Unit economics: CAC, LTV, LTV:CAC, payback period, AOV and other sector-relevant unit economics where applicable.
- Operating metrics: MRR, ARR, churn, retention, ARPU, working-capital cycle, debtor days, inventory turnover and capacity utilisation where relevant.
- Management & governance: Management quality, governance, UBOs, related-party transactions and decision-making controls.
- Competitive position: IP, licences, market position, scalability and the evidence supporting future growth assumptions.
- Valuation & terms: Valuation basis, relevant valuation multiples, dilution and proposed fundraising terms.
- Use of funds: How proceeds are expected to be deployed and whether the raise appears sufficient to reach the next meaningful business milestone.
- Investor risks: Key downside risks, future funding needs, dependency risks and possible exit pathways.
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Financial strength
Liquidity · balance sheet · runway
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Unit economics
CAC · LTV · payback · sector metrics
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Management & governance
Leadership · UBOs · controls
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Valuation & terms
Benchmarks · dilution · terms
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Risks & use of funds
Downside · proceeds · milestones
Sector-specific perspective
The right metrics depend on the business.
Different business models require different evidence, metrics and risk questions.
The examples shown are illustrative. Review scope may expand or narrow depending on the issuer, sector, stage and information available.
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SaaS / Technology
✓MRR
✓ARR
✓churn
✓CAC
✓LTV
Illustrative metrics→
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F&B / Retail
✓AOV
✓outlet EBITDA
✓gross margin
✓labour cost
✓same-store sales and outlet payback period.
Illustrative metrics→
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Manufacturing
✓Gross margin
✓order book
✓capacity utilisation
✓working-capital cycle
✓customer concentration and inventory turnover.
Illustrative metrics→
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Biotech / Deep Tech
✓Cash runway
✓R&D burn
✓IP
✓regulatory milestones and capital required to reach the next value inflection point.
Illustrative metrics→
How opportunities are screened
How iPivot reviews issuers before investors see them.
Why investors should care
The sequence below is an issuer-screening and disclosure process — not an investor action list. It shows the gates an opportunity may pass through before and after campaign approval.
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Issuer Application
Initial submission and suitability assessment.
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Desktop DD
Preliminary review and key information analysis.
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Financial & Business Analysis
Detailed evaluation of financials and business model.
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Investment Committee Gate
Independent review and decision.
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Advanced DD
Deeper due diligence where required.
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Campaign Approval
Final preparation and approvals.
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Investor Disclosure
Structured information disclosed to investors.
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Post-Investment Monitoring
Ongoing reporting and performance monitoring.
- Revenue Trend
- EBITDA
- Gross Margin
- Cash Runway
- Debt
- Recurring Revenue
- Customer Concentration
- Valuation Multiple
- Use of Funds
- Key Risks
Illustrative issuer snapshot
See the full picture, faster.
Financial, operating, valuation and risk indicators should sit together so investors can scan context before drilling deeper.
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Performance
Growth, margins and profitability
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Resilience
Runway, debt and concentration
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Terms & risk
Valuation, use of funds and downside
Illustrative example · Growth-stage technology company
Revenue trend
Growth with context
20212022202320242025
EBITDA
01S$2.1M
Illustrative operating profit
Gross Margin
0268%
Illustrative margin
Cash Runway
0318 months
Illustrative runway
Debt
04S$1.2M
Illustrative total debt
Recurring Revenue
0572%
Illustrative revenue mix
Customer Concentration
0618%
Illustrative top-5 share
Valuation context
4.2×EV / Revenue
Presented as context, not a recommendation or fairness opinion.
Use of funds
45% Product
30% Expansion
15% Working capital
10% Other
Key investment considerations
✓ Strong revenue growth and expanding margins
△ Customer concentration remains material
△ Execution risk in planned market expansion
Illustrative presentation only. Dashboard fields are adapted to the issuer's sector, business model and stage. Internal scoring logic and confidential review methodology are not disclosed.
Why this matters to investors
A more informed market is a stronger market.
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Better disclosure
Supports stronger issuer screening and transparency.
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Clearer comparison
Helps investors see material differences more easily.
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Independent judgement
Investor decisions and risk tolerance remain personal.
iPivot's assessment is intended to support better disclosure, stronger issuer screening and more informed investor decision-making. Investors should still conduct their own assessment and consider their own risk tolerance before investing. Admission to the platform, completion of review or campaign approval does not constitute a recommendation, guarantee of investment performance, guarantee of returns or regulatory approval of an issuer.
Investor Knowledge Centre
Study the guide, not just the thumbnail.
Practical guides, frameworks and process visuals designed to be read, reviewed and revisited — not treated as decoration.
Investor guide 01
Private-Market Risks
A clear visual primer on the risks that matter before committing capital.
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Capital loss is possible
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Liquidity can be limited
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Valuations can change
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Exit timing is uncertain
Investor guide 02
Questions to Ask
A practical review checklist to help investors interrogate an opportunity more intelligently.
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Business model and economics
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Management and governance
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Valuation and terms
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Key risks and dependencies
Investor guide 03
Participation Journey
A step-by-step view of what happens from account setup through investment participation and post-investment context.
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Registration and verification
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Opportunity review
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Commitment and funding
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Ongoing investor context
Framework 01
Controlled Review Framework
A structured view of how opportunities move through evidence gathering, review and decision checkpoints.
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Defined review stages
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Clear evidence gates
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Independent decision points
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Controlled progression
Framework 02
Separation of Responsibilities
A visual map of who is responsible for what across issuer, platform, advisers and investor roles.
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Clear role boundaries
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Defined accountability
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Transparent responsibilities
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Better investor understanding
Participation controls
Identity Verification and KYC/AML
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Identity
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Screening
Regulatory and risk checks.
Verification is being prepared and is not currently accepting information. Requirements may vary depending on the investor and applicable controls.
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