Showing posts with label deal making. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deal making. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 1, 2024

Collab - the new networking; the new deal is deal making

Every generation needs a revolution - an entrepreneurial revolution

Still on Boss

Much of the deal has been on deal making.   The deal could be made or broken based on the character of the deal maker.  The deal maker could have hurt the protagonist before or done him a favor before.  It is a no go if the deal protagonist was pained;  it is a  no go, it is go if  it was gain

Thus we have backdoor negotiation, enlist help of patrons, friends.  Or an authority

Or exert legal or administrative pressure so that the other party caves in.   
 Or wine dine the person.  Entertain   Or give him/her a haircut and even marrying the other party 

Thus avoid hurting  people you meet, publish ridicule.  Be on good terms with all people.  Dish out favors

Wednesday, March 8, 2017

Brilliant deal making from seasoned and veteran businessman

Every generation needs a revolution - an entrepreneurial revolution

Rizal Philippines
March 8, 2017

One of the companies which we oversee a memorial park in the north, is being wooed by a leading memorial park.   The first offer was rejected by my joint venture partners because it was  single digit million arrived at using present value.

The next offer which we discussed yesterday, made the offer 5x  the original offer, to be paid  levedl payment, over a period of 72 months.   If we do a PV of that payment, there would be about P12 million discount.  Our JV partners were salivating and wanted to grab the offer, except that they wanted to have at least 20% dp and the term reduced to 48 months

We have over 5,200 items worth over P40,000 each.   When they take over, they would sell our lots to pay us off.

Looking back analyzing the deal:

1.  We would lose about P96 million GP over the next say 20 years.   (that is after the op ex)

2.  We could do the same;  Discount our products down to 30T and they would sell fast, and generate over y amount of cash, flow, which would be 50% more than the payments to be made to us of x amount.  In other words the deal  is guisado with our own fat.  That is why they are balking on cash payment.  

Brilliant.  Whoever can think of such a deal?  One of the veterans of the trade, the former head of a chem company was thinking along that line all the time:   OPM and using 0 of their own money to get a business deal

However our marketing staff there is not that capable to sell the inventories fast