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Portfolio Exit Scan for Investors

Strategic Timing & Capital Discipline for Early-Stage Medical Device Portfolios

Most medtech founders move toward an exit with blind spots: unclear acquirer priorities, incomplete documentation, weak valuation expectations, or development paths that don't align with what buyers actually want.
The result?

    Missed windows of opportunity

    Down-rounds and long delays

    Fire-sale exits or no exit at all

Overview

The Portfolio Exit Scan is a rapid, investor-facing review designed to surface exit timing signals, capital efficiency risks, and strategic optionality across early-stage medtech portfolio companies, without initiating company-level processes or founder work.
This engagement provides independent, buyer-informed perspective to support disciplined capital allocation and earlier identification of strategic alternatives in companies operating below traditional M&A banker thresholds.


Who It's For

Early-stage multi-medtech funds and micro-funds

Family offices with direct medtech exposure

Investor syndicates approaching runway pressure

LPs conducting oversight on direct holdings

GPs preparing for IC or LP reporting cycles

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Why Investors Use the Portfolio Exit Scan

Early-stage medtech portfolios frequently face:

    Extended regulatory or clinical timelines

    Commercial stalls or muted adoption signals

    Incremental capital requests disconnected from realistic exit windows

    Limited internal bandwidth for deep, company-by-company exit analysis

As a result, exit windows are often recognized after value has already eroded.
The Portfolio Exit Scan is designed to correct that imbalance quickly and discreetly.

For investors further in the decision process, our Early Exit Assessment, Roadmap, and Deal Lead services provide comprehensive, company-specific M&A intel and navigation

What the Scan Covers

Each Portfolio Exit Scan includes a concise, directional review of:

Exit Timing Signals

Assessment of strategic fit, buyer activity patterns, consolidation dynamics, and conditions influencing near-term vs. deferred exit potential.

Capital Efficiency Risk

Evaluation of whether additional capital deployment is likely to expand enterprise value — or simply extend timelines without improving exit outcomes.

Exit-Limiting Factors

Identification of regulatory, commercial, competitive, or founder-related risks that may constrain valuation or strategic buyer interest.

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Founder Alignment & Narrative Signal

A high-level signal regarding leadership expectations, positioning, and readiness for exit conversations (limited inputs).

Investor-Only Recommendations

Clear guidance for ICs or GPs, including recommended posture, timing considerations, and suggested next steps.

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Polished One-Page LP Memorandum

Actionable, professional no-fluff report with clear, data based indicators so you can make informed decisions confidently.

Download the Portfolio Exit Scan Service One-Sheet

Engagement Details

Pricing: $1,500 per company
Scope: Investor-only; no materials shared with companies unless explicitly requested
Turnaround: 3–5 business days
Typical Volume: 1–5 companies per engagement

*This service is directional, investor facing, and designed for speed and discretion. This service is not a thorough company assessment or exit planning/preparation, nor is it buyer outreach or deal execution.

Next Step

If you’re evaluating capital allocation, follow-on decisions, or early liquidity options across one or more portfolio companies, a brief introductory discussion can help confirm whether a Portfolio Exit Scan is the right entry point.

Used to confirm scope, number of companies, and timing prior to initiating a scan.