14-page guide

Rollover equity in a company sale

When part of the purchase price is not paid in cash but stays invested in the company: this guide explains how rollover equity works, where value is created — and where the traps are.

  • Rollover, sweet equity and co-investment compared
  • Worked example including the waterfall
  • Seven negotiation points for sellers
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Contents

What's inside

Chapter 1: Fundamentals & structuresChapter 1

Fundamentals & structures

Why buyers ask for rollover equity — and how rollover, sweet equity and co-investment change your stake, your upside and your control after the sale.

Chapter 2: Valuation, dilution & worked exampleChapter 2

Valuation, dilution & worked example

How entry valuation, liquidation preference and dilution determine what your rolled-over stake is really worth — including a full waterfall.

Chapter 3: Risks, taxes & negotiationChapter 3

Risks, taxes & negotiation

The six risks that erode rollover equity, the tax levers for your net return and seven points that secure your position.

Author

Who wrote the guide

Lorenzo Lenhard, Investment Professional at FeldbergLorenzo LenhardInvestment Professional @ Feldberg

Investment Professional with over five years of private equity and investment banking experience. He previously worked at a tech and software focused fund investing in the German mid market out of Munich.

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