Strategies for growth or time to sell?

Has your business gotten to the point where it could grow but you’re not certain about taking the risk?

For most business owners, this is the sign to exit and hand over the reins to someone else. For others, though, it’s a chance to consider a new strategy.

One path is to grow through acquisition. This requires capital, but a well-positioned company generally can find it with a good plan in place.

Another is to find a growth-oriented partner, such as through a recapitalization. There are many private equity funds with this as their strategy. They provide experience and capital.

Growth requires a different mindset and different skills. Depending on the owner’s circumstances, a growth strategy could be worth the investment of time and energy.

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