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I came across an interesting PE business model by Cranemere Group. They operate similarly to a 'mini-Berkshire Hathaway'. Traditional Private Equity (PE) Model i). Closed-end funds with a fixed lifespan (~10 years) ii). Limited partners (LPs) have

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Rohan Kute

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This is actually super interesting! Loved the idea of focusing on long-term growth rather than forced exits. It feels way more founder- and investor-friendly. Just curious— 1. How do they decide the company’s value if there's no exit or IPO? 2. And does having active shareholders slow down decisions for the actual operators?

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