LEXIT’s Blockchain-powered Mergers & Acquisitions Marketplace unveiled at Web Summit 2017, Lisbon

LEXIT, an Estonian startup developing network-based Mergers & Acquisitions solutions, unveiled its Ethereum-blockchain-powered marketplace today.

At Web Summit 2017, Lisbon, Amir Kaltak, LEXIT CEO and co-founder, presented the Marketplace, connecting buyers and sellers of technology, IP, and entire startups, stating:.

“More than 95% of all startups vanish prematurely, taking invaluable knowledge and great ideas with them. The remaining 5% often pivots radically during their lifecycle, abandoning amazing tech on their way to success. Even successful mid-tier startups struggle to find exit strategies that reflect their true value. LEXIT’s goal is to help all of them utilize their technology, putting it a new and successful context.” – Amir Kaltak, LEXIT CEO.

Addressing an international audience at Web Summit 2017, Lisbon, Kaltak explained the importance of re-inventing traditional M&A workflows.

“With millions of businesses forming and disintegrating annually, buyers and sellers have an unbelievable hard time to find each other and to negotiate fairly. This results in imperfect flows of information, high mediation costs, and expensive overhead, which render Merger & Acquisition processes extremely complicated.” – Amir Kaltak, LEXIT CEO.

To solve this, LEXIT introduces blockchain-based tokenization models which allow the company to maintain an independent network of industry-specific specialists and appraisers, which then compete to provide evaluation and assessment services to buyers and sellers alike.

“In today’s system, mediators serving as middlemen, enjoy a highly privileged position resulting in restricted markets, slow processes, and high costs. Blockchain technology allows us to turn the table on this relationship.” – Amir Kaltak, LEXIT CEO.

On LEXIT, appraisers, industry-specific experts, and other independent third-party agents are incentivized to match buyers and sellers. According to Kaltak, with a professional network in place, analyzing buyer’s needs while understanding the seller supply side, deals are facilitated faster, more efficiently, and cheaper than ever before.

LXT, the cryptographic token facilitating the network dynamics behind the LEXIT solution, will be offered towards the end of 2017 in a publically accessible token-distribution event.

About Lexit

LEXIT is an estonian startup developing network-based Mergers & Acquisitions solutions and the first Marketplace for entire startups. Founders: Amir Kaltak, Deniss Raider, Majia Majamaki.

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