Business owners are constantly seeking ways to cut costs and boost profits to make their businesses as attractive as possible to buyers. Fortunately, there are many surprisingly simple strategies to save money across various aspects of your business.
1. Embrace Digital Solutions
One effective way to save money is by going digital. Just as you should evaluate which tasks can be outsourced or...Read More
If you, as the seller, want to receive the best price for your business, it’s essential to understand that your adjusted or normalized EBITDA will serve as the foundation for the purchase price. This EBITDA will be used as a multiple to negotiate the final price. Every dollar counts; for example, if your EBITDA is off by $50,000 and the multiple is three, the final acquisition cost of your...Read More
What is working capital? Working capital represents the short-term liquidity and financial health of a business. Positive working capital can indicate the business is well-managed and financially stable. Working capital is the money available to meet current, short-term obligations. It is calculated by subtracting short-term liabilities from short-term assets. Short liabilities...Read More
In light of the devastation from Hurricane Helene, we want to provide some information that may be helpful in providing assistance to businesses that have been affected by Hurricane Helene.
For 7(a) loans that are not sold on the secondary market, Lenders may:
Grant payment deferments of up to 6 consecutive months (No SBA notification required)
Extend...Read More
In the current market of business sales and acquisitions, private equity groups (PEGs) are some of the most active buyers of mid-market companies. They are placing a growing emphasis on what is commonly known as “industry roll-ups” – a strategic merging of multiple companies within the same market or vertical.
This has been a growing trend throughout the state since the...Read More