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‘Selling a private business for its Maximum Value’

‘Selling a private business for its Maximum Value’. BCMS Corporate. Established 1987 152 projects last year Negotiative dialogue with 50,000 co’s/annum Unique data resource – 50+ million companies Large and highly skilled team of 170 staff International. Two Sessions.

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‘Selling a private business for its Maximum Value’

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  1. ‘Selling a private business for its Maximum Value’

  2. BCMS Corporate • Established 1987 • 152 projects last year • Negotiative dialogue with 50,000 co’s/annum • Unique data resource – 50+ million companies • Large and highly skilled team of 170 staff • International

  3. Two Sessions • Important observations • Finding the right buyer

  4. Some important observations • People usually sell for 4 reasons • Lifestyle change • Entrepreneurs vs managers • Time • Co. growth Session 1 -Observations

  5. £ Time Session 1 - Observations

  6. £ Investment Time Session 1 - Observations

  7. £ Investment Time Session 1 - Observations

  8. £ Investment Time Session 1 - Observations

  9. £ Investment Time Session 1 - Observations

  10. Some important observations • Avoid passivity at all costs • There are many motivations to purchase Session 1 - Observations

  11. Motivations for purchase include: • client base • potential growth • globalisation / regionalisation • the ability to generate cash • developed products / services • patents & IPR • operational or financial synergies • a skilled workforce • profitability / return on investment Session 1 - Observations

  12. Some important observations • Avoid passivity at all costs • There are many motivations to purchase • Choice is king Session 1 - Observations

  13. Choice affects: • the speed of the sale • the negotiation of terms • the price Session 1 - Observations

  14. Some important observations • Avoid passivity at all costs • There are many motivations to purchase • Choice is king • Sell future potential Session 1 - Observations

  15. Sell the future Nobody buys a company’s history 5/8 Acquisition Musts Always produce ‘Synergy’ Bus. Plan Session 1 - Observations

  16. Sell the future • This is totally unreasonable • Choice is the key • 5/8 Acquisition musts • Inevitably neglected • Enables first offer rejection Session 1 - Observations

  17. The 5 stages of finding a buyer • Company & Product Brief • Desk Research • Prospect Generation • Qualification • Concluding the Deal Session 2 – Finding the right buyers

  18. 230 25 3 Session 2 – Finding the right buyers

  19. 230 25 Dry Run 5-7 Exploratory Meetings 4-6 Price Discussions 3 Session 2 – Finding the right buyers

  20. NameO/P ATOffer-Sale Price • Traffic Products £378K £1.0M £6.4M • Building Contractor £253K £2.0M £2.7M • Energy Efficiency £100K £1.0M £4.0M • Waste Management £434K £3.0M £19.1M • Tool Maker Company £607K £4.0M £5.4M • Consultancy Company £244K £3.5M £6.0M • Courier Company £171K £3.0M £4.65M • Pet Supplies (£100K) £200K £4.2M • Technology Supplies £321K £2.4M £4.75M • Travel Management £386K £2.97M £7.0M • Events Management £253K £0.95M £3.53M • Wholesale Company £168K £0.75M £2.5M • IT Development Integration £434K £5.0M £14.1M

  21. ‘Selling a private business for its Maximum Value’

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