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Step 7 of 9—Investor Exit Lens
Module 6

Investor Exit Lens

Models institutional investor returns (MOIC and IRR) across Bear, Base, and Bull exit scenarios at a 4-year horizon. Calculates the maximum entry valuation investors can afford while hitting hurdle targets.

Inputs

Investment
₹0.00 Cr
Primary raise (Module 5)
Entry post-money
₹0.00 Cr
Equity + raise
Exit multiple basis

Market cap basis (net debt not available)

Using Mcap/EBITDA 22.4x (n = 1). INDO-MIM Mcap/EBITDA: 22.4x at IPO price, 32.5x at listing.

Scenarios

Exit Multiple Basis Used: Mcap/EBITDA (market-cap basis — net debt not deducted)
Market-cap / Equity Basis

When exit multiple is on a market-cap basis (Mcap/EBITDA or P/E), exit equity is derived directly from the metric; net debt at exit is not deducted again.

Metric / AssumptionBear (-40.0%)
dilution 23.1%
Base (-20.0%)
dilution 7.9%
Bull (0.0%)
dilution 4.9%
Valuation & Proceeds
Exit EV₹0.00 Cr₹0.00 Cr₹0.00 Cr
Exit equity₹0.00 Cr₹0.00 Cr₹0.00 Cr
Dilution Assumptions (Per Scenario)
Further rounds %%%%
ESOP top-up %%%%
IPO fresh issue %%%%
Retention factor R0.76950.92150.9506
Combined dilution23.1%7.9%4.9%
Investor Returns & Headroom
Ownership at entry0.0%0.0%0.0%
Exit proceeds₹0.00 Cr₹0.00 Cr₹0.00 Cr
MOIC0.0x0.0x0.0x
IRR-100.0%-100.0%-100.0%
Ceiling · MOIC₹0.00 Cr₹0.00 Cr₹0.00 Cr
Ceiling · IRR₹0.00 Cr₹0.00 Cr₹0.00 Cr
Binding ceiling₹0.00 Cr₹0.00 Cr₹0.00 Cr
Headroom-100.0%-100.0%-100.0%

Exit Mcap/EBITDA by scenario

Market cap basis (net debt not available)

Entry-to-exit bridge (Base)

Margin path 0% → 0% (+0.0 pts).