Selling Options in a Business Exit

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Topic: Business Exit Strategy

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Primary source: https://secondwindconsultants.com/resource/creating-an-exit-strategy-for-your-business

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Competitors, family members, employees, and investors.

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Key points

  • What options exist for transferring the business to people close to it?: Family members and employees are listed options. Competitors and investors are also listed as sale avenues.
  • When does selling the business support continuity?: Selling the business supports continuity when it is handled correctly. It is also linked to netting a profit.

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Which buyers are identified for selling a business?

Competitors, family members, employees, and investors.

What options exist for transferring the business to people close to it?

Family members and employees are listed options. Competitors and investors are also listed as sale avenues.

When does selling the business support continuity?

Selling the business supports continuity when it is handled correctly. It is also linked to netting a profit.

Sources

  1. https://secondwindconsultants.com/resource/creating-an-exit-strategy-for-your-business

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