Market created for SME capital through DCX alliance with The Business
Over 2,000 private investors have responded to the new private equity market created through the alliance between Development Capital Exchange (DCX) and The Business newspaper since it's opening on 6 September 2004. They are seeking further information on private equity opportunities between £10,000 and £10m posted to the DCX Private Equity Market at www.dcxworld.com. The Business newspaper, published on Sundays, is read by 220,000 business people who are now responding to listings of opportunities posted to the DCX private equity market in the newspaper. The launch of the private equity market listings in The Business opens the channel of communication to potential investors for capital-starved enterprises. Historically, these businesses have never had access to a comprehensive and widely read listings service. Research over many years has shown that there are as many as 200,000 successful business people who would invest between £20,000 and £500,000 each in growing enterprises, if there was an easy way to identify them. The DCX model, proven over an entire decade since its launch as a newsletter in 1992, treats the 'equity gap' as an 'information gap' and makes the search for opportunities by potential investors and corporate venturers a straightforward, cost-effective process.
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