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Author : Stephen Gugu
Abstract
Learning outcomes
This case study explores the strategic decision-making process involved in private equity investing in East Africa, with a focus on the complexities of sourcing, evaluating, and executing investment opportunities in a challenging and emerging market. It aims to help students understand the challenges private equity firms face, such as constrained deal flow, long investment timelines, and the intricacies of conducting due diligence. Students will analyze the decision-making process involved in valuing a company, structuring a deal, and negotiating with stakeholders, while considering the impact of governance, management practices, and post-investment strategies.
Case Synopsis
Tony Wainaina is faced by a major decision whether to invest or not in a Tanzanian company. This is something he has been pursuing for long with tedious transactions , due diligence, complex deal structuring and valuation negotiations. He, however, has to make the decision whether to invest or not.
Complexity/ Academic level
This case is designed to be used in an undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Private Equity & Venture Capital, where students can analyze investment opportunities. It is also suitable for Strategic Management courses, focusing on decision-making, governance, and value creation in emerging markets. Additionally, it would be valuable in Entrepreneurship & Business Development programs, helping students understand the challenges entrepreneurs face when seeking investment and scaling businesses. The case is also applicable in Finance courses, where students can learn about valuation, deal structuring, and financial risk management.
Supplementary Materials
Teaching notes are available for educators only.
Keywords
Strategic Management, Private Equity and Venture Capital, Business Development
Citation
Gugu, S. (2024). To invest or not to invest? Kijenge Animal Products. In Strathmore Africa Case Center. Strathmore Africa Case Centre. https://doi.org/10.70268/sacc-05-24-19
Publisher: Strathmore Africa Case Centre
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Category : Case
Author : Stephen Gugu
Publisher : Strathmore University
Document ID : SACC-05-24-19