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Navigating the M&A Journey: Understanding the key stages of a process
Selling your business is one of the most significant decisions you’ll make as an business owner.
What are your options to realising the value in your business?
Whichever way you look at it, making a conscious choice to take a step back and release some value from your business is a monumental decision that involves both emotional and financial considerations.
When should you think about selling your business?
For many business owners, the idea of selling their business can feel something to worry about years down the line.
Creating value beyond an acquisition
In this blog, I’ll look at some of the key areas to create value beyond an acquisition.
Who should you sell your business to?
Written by Robert Johnson, Partner. The decision to sell your business and who to sell it to can often be a tough one to make. You need to carefully consider all your options and reflect on several factors including: Your personal and professional aspirations Whether...
The route to successful serial acquisitions
Written by James Bailey, Partner Acquisitions continue to shape the growth strategies of many businesses and can be a central route to new markets, products, resources or simply to grow profitability and turnover faster. Making a single acquisition can be a challenge...
Raising funds in the current economic climate
Given the economic turmoil of the past few years, with a global pandemic, the war in Ukraine, inflation at a 30-year high, the energy crisis and the pound falling to a record low against the dollar, as a business owner, you would be forgiven for thinking that now may not be the time to look to raise finance for growth.
So what does a Non-Exec Director actually bring
There are many definitions of a non-executive director plenty of which are less than flattering…
Keeping it in the family – The future of the family firm
With over 3 million family businesses across the UK employing approximately 9.2 million people, their importance to the continued economic recovery and the UK’s long term growth prospects should not be underestimated.