Private equity & portfolio

AI as a value lever across multiple portfolio companies.

For operating partners who don't want to reinvent AI in every portfolio company: assessment, implementation and reusable building blocks, all from one source.

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Portfolio overview

Company AUse cases assessed
Company BPilot running
Company CBuilding blocks adopted

Sample view

100-day plan · AI component

Assess
Plan
Implement
Transfer

Sample view

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We don't build AI that replaces people. We build teams in which people use AI to double their own leverage.
Baybora GülecFounder

The gap

Every portfolio company starts from scratch. It doesn't have to be that way.

In many portfolios, each company experiments with AI on its own. Insights, contracts and building blocks are not shared. We build once and transfer what proves its worth.

Building blocks that transfer

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Our view

The leverage lies in repetition.

An agent that works in one company can be transferred to the next. That way, effort and risk go down with every portfolio company.

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Approach

From entry to add-on.

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  1. Step 1

    Assess

    AI potential as part of due diligence

  2. Step 2

    Plan

    the AI component of the 100-day plan

  3. Step 3

    Implement

    first use cases in the portfolio company

  4. Step 4

    Transfer

    proven building blocks to other companies and add-ons

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