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Thinking of selling your business
Our corporate solicitors provide expert legal advice on selling a business, guiding you through every stage of the company sale process to ensure a smooth, efficient transaction that maximises value and achieves your personal and financial objectives.
Selling your business is a major decision that demands careful planning, legal due diligence, and strategic preparation. Whether you are retiring, pursuing new opportunities, or planning your next venture, having the right corporate law support is essential to protect your interests and secure the best outcome.
Our specialist guides for business owners are designed to simplify the process of a business sale, offering clear insights, practical steps, and expert tips on the key considerations involved in transferring ownership.
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- The legal process: The legal process of selling a business involves several critical steps that ensure the transaction is legally binding and protects your rights.
- Valuing your business: Accurately valuing your business is one of the most important steps in selling. The right price can attract the right buyers while ensuring you receive fair compensation for the business you've worked hard to build.
- Types of purchasers and identifying the right buyer: Choosing the right buyer is essential to ensure a successful transaction. Different types of buyers have varying goals, resources, and expectations.
- Pre-sale due diligence: Pre-sale due diligence helps you as a business owner to identify and resolve issues before selling, ensuring a smoother transaction and boosting buyer confidence. Key areas include legal, financial, and operational risks, making the business more attractive and sale-ready.
Robert Lee
Robert has over 20 years’ experience in corporate law, he specialises in mergers and acquisitions, turnarounds, corporate restructuring and joint ventures.
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