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Osisko Gold Royalties Ltd - Corporate Presentation, April 10, 2024
Simple Investor Pitch Deck Guide [Updated for 2020]
1. Investor Pitch Deck Guide
Seed through Series A Financing
Prepared by Tacticopartners.
2. To get you started: key terms and abbreviations
➢ ACV - All Commodity Volume
➢ CAC - Customer Acquisition Cost
➢ EBITDA - Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization
➢ LTV - Lifetime Value
➢ MRR/ARR - Monthly/Annual Recurring Revenue
➢ UVP - Unique Value Proposition
➢ TAM - Total Addressable Market
➢ SAM - Serviceable Available Market
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3. Slide layout
6. Traction & Validation
7. Competition
8. Pro-Forma Financials
9. Team
10. Financing
1. Problem Statement
2. Solution
3. Market & Opportunity
4. Revenue Model
5. Distribution Model
4. 1. Problem
Summary of problem.
➢ Who is the target customer?
➢ What is the problem that
customer is facing?
➢ What solutions are currently
available for this problem?
➢ Why are existing solutions
inadequate or insufficient to solve
the identified problem?
5. 2. Solution
UVP and positioning statement.
➢ What is your product or service?
How does it work? Provide use
cases.
➢ How exactly does your product or
service solve your customer’s
problem?
➢ What makes your product or
service unique?
6. 3. Market &
Opportunity
Customer segmentation analysis and
target market assessment.
➢ Who are your core customer
groups? Consider including
customer personas.
➢ What is the size of the
addressable market in $ (TAM)?
➢ What market share you are
targeting in $ (SAM)?
➢ What are the barriers to entry to
your target market?
7. 4. Revenue
Model
Pricing strategy and model, pricing
validation and price comparison.
➢ What is the pricing strategy for
your product or service? Include
ACV.
➢ What do your competitors
charge?
8. 5. Distribution
Model
Go-to-market approach, customer
acquisition model and key metrics.
➢ What are the steps to acquire
customers? Consider including a
WBS here.
➢ Where do your conversions come
from?
➢ What does it cost to acquire one
customer (CAC)? How much time
will it take to recover CAC?
➢ How much money does one
customer represent (LTV)?
9. 6. Traction &
Validation
Product state, customer base and
historical growth.
➢ What stage are you in the product life
cycle?
➢ Do you have any existing customers?
How did you acquire them?
➢ How many units have you sold to
date?
➢ What has your monthly growth been
since the start of your company in %?
➢ Do you have current revenue? If yes,
include total MRR and-or ARR.
10. 7. Competition
Competitor analysis.
➢ Who are your competitors?
➢ What are your competitive
advantages?
➢ Consider including a competitive
matrix to explain your market
positioning.
12. 9. Team
Key team members including Founders,
Management, Board of Directors and
Advisors.
➢ Who are your key team
members? What are their
positions and relevant expertise?
➢ If applicable, who is on your
board of directors and/or
advisors?
13. 10. Financing
Offering details and use of funds.
➢ What is the size in $ of the
current round you are raising?
➢ How will these funds be used to
achieve company objectives?
➢ List your milestones and/or
runway to profitability and
expected timeframe.