M&A Tip- Make Sure We Know Your Goals

It’s a good idea for owners to be clear about their goals when discussing the sale of their company with the M&A advisor.

Beyond price and deal structure, there may be other priorities. Do you want to protect your employees? Is a long-term lease of the facility critical? Minimize your post sale transition role?

If there are elements to a sale that are particularly important to you, we can incorporate that into early conversations with buyers and ask them to address your concerns in their letter of intent. This helps ensure you’re negotiating with buyers who are the best fit for all your key priorities, not just price.

What our clients are saying...

“I retained Business Transition Strategies to handle the sale of my company, which manufactures machined parts for a diversity of sectors. The entire process went smoothly and professionally. The BTS team kept me fully informed at every step. They worked hard and were effective in bringing the deal home. Their data room system, with a lot of information loaded in advance, saved time during due diligence. I would recommend John Howe, director, and Ken Schaefer, deputy director and the entire BTS team to any private company considering selling.”

- Scott MacDiarmid

MacDiarmid Machine Corporation