Selling a Business -
Newfoundland & Labrador
Networx Plus specializes in selling businesses to strategic and
financial buyers, conducting an eight-step confidential sales
program for clients who want or need to sell a business:
EIGHT KEY STEPS IN A TARGETED SALES PROGRAM
Step One: Develop Background Information
- Understand the business
- Highlight strengths and opportunities
- Analyze financials
- Develop range of value
- Sale of stock versus assets
- Write descriptive memorandum
Step Two: Develop Database of Buyers
- Financial or strategic transaction
- Develop database of prospects
- Identify top prospects
- Analyze competitors, customers, suppliers, and others
Step Three: Contact Prospects
- Call or write prospects
- Maintain confidentiality
- Obtain details on each respondent
Step Four: Screen Prospects
- Screen against criteria
- Qualify financial capability
- Test interest and motivation
Step Five: Provide Background Information
- Sign confidentiality agreement
- Provide memoranda
- Set time frame and steps
Step Six: Request Preliminary Indication of Interest
- Evaluate interest
- Request price and terms
- Schedule visit
Step Seven: Visits and Selection of a Final Prospect
- Obtain final terms
- Select best buyer
Step Eight: Completion of the Transaction
- Track issues until closing
- Assist in problem solving
- Close transaction
For Sellers, the advantages of the Networxplus approach:
Confidentiality: Networx Plus does not disclose your
company's name until we have jointly reviewed with you the
qualifications of a possible buyer, have received a signed
confidentiality agreement, and have your full consent.
Broad Exposure: Networx Plus is able to provide broad
exposure for the business that is for sale to the key industry
"players", without identifying the company.
Higher Price: By combining a blind confidential approach
to a large number of targeted companies with a careful
qualification process before actually providing information
about the business that is for sale, Networx Plus is able to
generate a larger number of qualified buyers. This often leads
to a higher price.
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