Corvilla Intelligence · Product 07

Know a transaction is forming
before the market does.

Public-record capital-event signals across the Indonesian mid-market.

Deal Radar tracks publicly available signals that tend to precede a transaction, and reports what it finds with the source cited. Narrow coverage, read by an advisor, in a market no database covers properly. It states facts. Interpretation happens in conversation with your advisor.

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First Principle

The radar detects.
Corvilla connects.

M&A is a relationship business. The radar never contacts a counterparty, never negotiates, and never replaces an advisor. Detection is the subscription. Connection is the mandate.

01 · Detect
Public signals, reviewed on cadence
Six categories of public signal are monitored across the sectors our subscribers follow. Each entry is dated, classified, and tied to the source it came from.
02 · Brief
Stated neutrally, always sourced
Signals reach you as a brief that records what the public record says and nothing more. No company is described as distressed or for sale. Every brief is reviewed by a senior advisor before release.
03 · Connect
When a signal warrants a conversation
Where you want to act, Corvilla Capital runs the approach under a scoped mandate: screening, qualification, and execution. No company is named to a buyer as an opportunity until its owner has consented.
What We Monitor

Six categories of
public signal.

Each category is a class of publicly available information that tends to precede a capital event. None of them is proof that a transaction will happen. Together they show where to look first.

Coverage is deliberately narrow and deep. We monitor the sectors our subscribers ask for, in a market where no commercial database offers meaningful coverage.

01
Forced-sale and auction listings
Company assets, land, and shareholdings listed for public auction through the state auction portal, with lot reference and scheduled date. A creditor moving on collateral is among the earliest hard signals available.
02
Insolvency proceedings
PKPU and bankruptcy petitions recorded at the five Indonesian commercial courts, with case number and registration date. Reviewed by hand at source; never characterised, only recorded.
03
Exchange disclosures
Material disclosures filed by listed issuers, read for what they imply about unlisted counterparties: divestment plans, subsidiary sales, and joint venture restructuring in the mid-market.
04
Leadership and ownership change
Publicly announced changes in directorship, commissioner composition, and shareholding. Generational transition in a family-held business is the single most common precursor to a sale in this market.
05
Capital and expansion behaviour
Announced capital expenditure, facility expansion, financing rounds, and rating actions. Companies that need capital and companies that are scaling both reach the same decision point from opposite directions.
06
Acquirer activity
Publicly announced acquisitions that establish a pattern, including corridor buyers and their published medium-term plans. Knowing who is buying is as useful as knowing who may sell.
AND THE ONE THAT IS NOT PUBLIC
Sector knowledge
Which operators are family-held and approaching succession. Which are institutionally owned and therefore buyers rather than targets. Which owner will take a call. This layer is not in any database, and it is why the briefs are read.
COVERAGE
Indonesian mid-market
Calibrated for transactions in the USD 5M to 100M band, where Corvilla Capital advises. Sector coverage expands with subscriber demand.
Method

Curated by an advisor.
Not scraped at scale.

Indonesia is not a market where a database solves this. Private company records are fragmented, priced per lookup, and often out of date. What works instead is narrow coverage, read carefully, by someone who knows the sector.

Every signal is read
Sources are checked on a defined cadence and every entry is reviewed by an advisor before it enters the register. We would rather report twelve signals that matter than four hundred that do not.
Access is respected
Each source is used within its own terms. Where a system does not permit automated collection, it is monitored by hand rather than worked around. No paid database is resold and no non-public information is used, ever.
The register compounds
Every signal, and what became of it, stays in the register. Over time that history is the asset: a record of what actually preceded a transaction in this market, which no competitor has been collecting.
Interpretation is verbal
Briefs record facts with sources. What a signal means, and whether it is worth acting on, is a conversation with your advisor rather than a written claim about a named company.
Subscription Tiers

Detection is the subscription.
Connection is the mandate.

Each tier states plainly what it does not include. Contact details and introductions are never sold at any subscription tier.

Sector snapshot
Anyone tracking a sector
Once a month, the number of signals recorded in your sector and the mix by category.
Excludes company names, dates, and sources.
Freeby email
Custom Watchlist
Corridor acquirers, active funds, family offices
A weekly brief built against your own criteria, with company profiles on priority signals. Your criteria are held confidentially and never disclosed across clients.
Excludes founder contact details and any approach made on your behalf.
USD 1,500per month
Buyer Mandate
Buyers who want outcomes, not data
Corvilla Capital runs screening, approach, and qualification. You receive consented, live opportunities with execution support through to completion.
Nothing withheld. This is the full advisory service.
Retainerplus success fee
◆ Free sector snapshot

How many capital-event signals
appeared in your sector this month?

Tell us which sector you follow. Once a month we send the number of signals recorded in that sector and the mix by category. No company names, no obligation, and you can stop at any time.

We use your address to send the sector snapshot and occasional notes about Deal Radar. We do not sell or share it. The snapshot reports aggregate counts drawn from public records and contains no assessment of any company.

How We Work

What Deal Radar will
never do.

These constraints are the product, not fine print attached to it. They are what makes a brief safe to circulate inside your organisation.

Public record only
Every signal comes from a source anyone can check, and every brief cites it. No paid database is resold and no non-public information is used, ever.
No characterisation
No company is described as distressed, failing, or available for sale. A signal records that a public document exists. What it might mean is a conversation, not a written claim.
No personal data sold
Contact details for founders and directors are never included at any subscription tier, and never transferred to a client. They stay inside the advisory practice.
Consent before naming
A company is never presented to a specific buyer as an opportunity until its owner has agreed to the approach. Signals are market intelligence; opportunities require permission.
Client walls hold
Watchlist criteria and delivery records are confidential to each client and never visible across them, consistent with sector-scoped confidentiality throughout the practice.
A senior advisor signs off
No brief reaches a subscriber without review and approval by a senior Corvilla Capital advisor. Automation drafts; judgement completes.
◆ Part of Corvilla Capital
A signal is where a conversation starts.

Deal Radar sits inside a working M&A advisory practice. When a signal warrants action, the same team that detected it can run the approach, the diligence, and the transaction.

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