The Exit
The projected 2030 capital event — how the platform creates enterprise value, how that value is distributed, and the protection mechanisms built into the model.
The Target
Valtura's exit model is built on aggregating network gross profit and applying an enterprise multiple to create a target valuation.
How Value Is Distributed
At the capital event, enterprise value is distributed across three defined pools, ensuring alignment between ISOs, the platform team, and investors.
Founder Pool
Distributed to Equity Platform ISOs based on their gross profit contribution to the network. The more GP an ISO contributes, the larger their pro-rata share of the Founder Pool.
Staff Pool
Reserved for retention and incentivisation of the platform team. This pool ensures the people building and operating Valtura are aligned with long-term value creation.
Remaining Value
The remaining enterprise value is distributed to investors and platform shareholders, reflecting their capital contribution and risk in building the network from inception.
Protection Mechanisms
The model includes structural protections that provide downside security for participating ISOs, ensuring minimum value regardless of overall exit outcomes.
2x GP Guarantee
Every Equity Platform ISO is guaranteed a minimum of 2x their monthly gross profit as an exit payout. This provides a value floor — regardless of how the overall exit valuation is distributed, participating ISOs receive at least this amount.
Founder Pool Units
Equity Platform ISOs receive Founder Pool Units that represent a pro-rata share of the Founder Pool at exit. Units are allocated based on each ISO's gross profit contribution to the network, creating a direct link between performance and returns.
Illustrative Timeline
The path from platform launch to capital event, with key milestones across each phase of growth.
2024 — Launch
Platform launch and founder cohort onboarding. Establishing the core technology, compliance infrastructure, and initial ISO partnerships.
2025 — Expansion
Network expansion and technology build-out. Scaling ISO onboarding, launching additional platform tools, and building the shared services layer.
2026–2027 — Scale
Scale phase with regional coverage expansion. Growing the network across UK regions, deepening platform capabilities, and building combined gross profit.
2028–2029 — Maturity
Full platform operation and maturity. Optimising unit economics, maximising network GP, and preparing the business for exit readiness.
2030 — Capital Event
Capital event and value realisation. Distribution of enterprise value across the Founder Pool, Staff Pool, and investor returns based on the achieved valuation.
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