Financing Business Acquisitions
We caught up with Unloq Limited Manging Director John Braithwaite about the strategic importance of financing in business acquisitions. Here’s a snapshot of John’s expert insights.
Learn how to buy and sell businesses with our expert advice.
We caught up with Unloq Limited Manging Director John Braithwaite about the strategic importance of financing in business acquisitions. Here’s a snapshot of John’s expert insights.
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are not solely the domain of large corporations; small businesses frequently engage in these transactions to scale, diversify, or enter new markets.
In the intricate world of business transactions, the path to a successful deal is often fraught with pitfalls. From overlooked legalities to delayed processes, these challenges can be costly.
Finding new premises for your business is an exciting time for any business. Once you’ve found the property you want, what’s involved in the legal process of commercial conveyancing?
Buying shares in a company? Selling part of your business? That's where a share purchase agreement (SPA) comes into play.
Boosting the value of your business before selling is a crucial strategy for any business owner. Enhancements, both big and small, can significantly impact the valuation.
Heads of terms, also known as letters of intent, memoranda of understanding, or term sheets, summarise the key points of a deal before the final contract has been signed.
In any business sale, you need a significant amount of documentation to protect your interests and legally transfer the ownership of the business.
Ever wondered how businesses manage to make decisions smoothly when everyone seems to have a different opinion? Enter the shareholders' agreement: the behind-the-scenes document that keeps everyone in line and the business running smoothly.
Once your business acquisition is complete, it’s time to start thinking about the post-merger integration.
What is Due Diligence in the Context of Buying or Selling a Business?
Confidentiality clauses and non-compete clauses (or restrictive covenants) are tools used by buyers to protect valuable parts of the business they are acquiring.