Some entrepreneurs launch a business to bring their talents to bare, to achieve their dream of serving a specific type of client in a specific way, never considering selling their business, but many are acutely aware that their business may someday be worth selling.
Are there magical signs that point to selling your business?
In Shakespeare’s Henry VI trilogy, Dick the Butcher proclaimed “The first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers” (depicted above seizing the Clerk of Chatham)…but the professionals at FourBridges disagree.
No matter what stage your business is in, selling is an option on many minds, but there are major obstacles just waiting to trip you up. One expert shares what exactly those are so you will have the advantage.
The deal is part of an ongoing consolidation trend in the distribution industry.
Representation and warranty insurance is becoming an important tool that helps middle market transactions make it to closing.
The deal has created the largest landscape turf company in the U.S.
Many business owners wonder what their company is truly worth in today’s market. And that’s not a bad question to ask, whether you’re making day-to-day operating decisions or considering the future of your company.
When you are ready to sell your business, several factors will determine its value. Some you can’t control like the economy, but others you can, like the way you run your business.
Even in the midst of political uncertainty and global tension, our seller’s market persists.
This transaction marks the 5th sale that FourBridges has advised, negotiated and closed in the Construction & Building Materials sector in the last 18 months.
A deal can always hit a bump, even if the end is in sight. When that happens, the Working Capital Adjustment can be the culprit. Here’s why.
Learn everything you need to know about finding a buyer and getting a deal done.