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By Praveen Arivazhagan, Raju Sarma and Sach’s Lula
The largest US companies have a deficit of 9 trillion dollars with shareholder value. That is the gap between the capitalization of the S & P 500 division of January 2025. These companies must reach at least 15% increase in the first level in 2029, according to an Ey-Partenon analysis (Figure 1). This group excludes seven excellent technological stock and growth profiles, as well as banks and reliable real estate investments (Reits) with different capital structures.
1. Image: growth essential: companies need to identify and finance $ 9 trillion worth of value.

1. Based on the S & P 500 component from January 14, 2024.
2. “Banks” includes diversified banks, regional banks, investment banks and mediation, asset management and surveillance banks, consumer finances and diversified financial services (classifications in the Capital IQ sector).
3. Seven wonderful is the US play and influential business team.
Source: EYP analysis, S & P capital IQ
How do other 432 companies make up 9 trillion dollars of this current deficit? The Venture Corporate Building is a key avenue for the growth of P & L and market multiplier business.
Yes, building a new business can be difficult. Companies need to find the right market market, develop a marketing strategy and enable a team member to separate the market with proper mentality and earn more multiple.
But established companies have the advantages of advantages: endowments or separate assets, already developed, including customer relations, intellectual property and supply chain ecosystem. These endowments can help corporate business builders can quickly deliver the business they can deliver quickly through refunds.
Dotences can also be changed to the company to the company, moving to different ways of corporate business construction.
Based on building more than 70, Ey-Partenon Corporate Venture builders have classified new businesses in four archetypes (image 2), considering the launchers that require a new action and the development of specific endowments for a company. Companies launching in the risk building should make efforts for these four archetypes to achieve as many options for success.
2. Image: Four Corporate Excenture Build Archetypes

Four archetypes
1. Corporate Launchpad
Trigger: The company identifies an internal problem and uses its elements to solve and create solutions that sell it. By becoming the first customer, the company can test the product or solution before launching.
EXHIBITATIONS: Skills with potential trading, such as talent, capital and industry intelligence; “First customer” is ready in his corporation; The ability to project and incubate in the inside.
Benefit: To solve his challenge and promote growth to create a new P & L. By testing the inside, the market solution may release a more successful and faster pathway to growth.
Example: Industrial company saw that insurance prices have been frustrated by the lack of transparency and high costs. The company developed an insurance action to address concerns about transparent prices and customers on high costs.
The company has access to data entries as the health of customer behavior and equipment, which helps to evaluate the risk of insurance effectively and can cause more accurate and transparent prices than a competitor. The bold company allows you to improve product bundles, increases the “stickiness” higher fee of the total cost of ownership, and reduces the full cost of customers.
2. Technical attacker
Trigger.
EXHIBITATIONS: Ability to pilot and incubation in the main business; Customers and property relations.
Benefit: Ability to use technology to distribute a low market market.
Example: A residential and commercial industry manufacturer searched for new growth in connected smart products, providing energy management, real-time monitoring, leak detection alerts and fleet management. The company had a well-established product heritage that used a well-established connectivity with modular electronic controls.
The customer collaboration also used digital income currents, such as installer subscriber entries, high-quality parts, service, maintenance and representation. The large installed bases also allowed companies to build new collaborators with demand aggregators and utility companies.
3. IP Disability
Trigger: The desire to increase the multiples of the market can be greater than a new business that can earn its technology or intellectual property (IP).
EXHIBITATIONS: IP owned, research and development (R & D), products, price power, value chain specialization and data; Skills with commercial competence.
Benefit: Repeating IP, including dormant IP, to create a business that can be given a greater anania than the nucleus.
Example: A global growth rate of the company had the contractors of the dishes searched for better levels and services. The company used a large base of recruitment and suppliers, pricing power and customer base for the creation of recruitment function in the B2B market, contractors and committed volumes for suppliers.
4. Customer X
Trigger: Signs of the stop between current products.
EXHIBITATIONS: A deep customer and other property owned; Channel and distribution partners.
Benefit: Ability to quickly scale new deals, using existing customers and ecosystem relationships in new ways.
Example: The consumer product company had a long-term decline due to its basic products. But millions of consumers and thousands of stores. Using these relationships, the company developed a new retail service platform, provides independent trade with brick and mortars to help leading growth and efficiency with analytical tools and value-added services.
Archetypes can be superimposed
These archetypes are not exclusive to each other. Several archetypes are a new game game. A company can build a corporate launcher and build first customers, turning an existing IP. Or could use existing IPs in new ways, what it can do for existing customers.
However, to properly use the risk building, finding P & L completely new and increasing shareholder returns, which can begin to determine what the greatest sense of risk construction archetypes.
Learn more on how Ey-Partenon Corporate Risk Building The team helps companies create new businesses, construct and scale and recreates the business of growing nucleus.
Praveen Arivazhagan The head of Builder and Ey-Parthenon Americas is the head of the Venture Construction head, Ernst & Young LLP.
Raju Sarma Ey-Parthenon, Ernst & Young LLP is a leader of Venture Builder and La venture garage.
Sach’s Lula It is the advice in the industrial product sector, Ernst & Young LLP.
Charlotte Clark, Ey-Parthenon Venture Builder, Ernst & Young LLP, has also helped this article.
The views reflected in this article are the views of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Ernst & Young LLP or other members of the Global Ey Organization.
2025-04-17 17:43:00