Category: Business sale

Visualisez une représentation cohérente de la stratégie d'entreprise à travers trois formes géométriques : une larme bleue à gauche, symbolisant la fluidité et l'adaptabilité ; un carré rouge au centre, symbolisant la stabilité et la structure ; et un demi-cercle gris à droite, indiquant l'innovation avant-gardiste. Sur un fond blanc immaculé, ces éléments incarnent collectivement la précision et l'équilibre, principes primordiaux dans les fusions et acquisitions et le conseil aux entreprises complet.
Private equity refers to investment in the capital of unlisted SMEs and mid-sized companies. In principle, it covers a range of approaches, depending on the size of the target company, the investment horizon and the role the fund intends to play in the capital.
When a manager considers selling part of his company, two options generally come to mind. He can open up the capital to a minority investor: he then retains control, but the immediate cash-out remains limited.
The comparables method is one of the most commonly used approaches for estimating a company's value, especially for well-established companies. This approach involves estimating the value of a company by comparing it with other similar companies, based primarily on their profitability.
The comparables method is one of the most commonly used approaches for estimating a company's value, especially for well-established companies. This approach involves estimating the value of a company by comparing it with other similar companies, based primarily on their profitability.
AKCEAN supported the management of Fortius in the takeover of the company. AKCEAN acted as financial advisor to the management of Fortius, a Luxembourg company specializing in the storage and logistics of works of art, in connection with its management buyout.
When acquiring or selling a business, finding common ground on price is often one of the main challenges. Differences in perception between seller and buyer as to the value of the business can slow down or even jeopardize a transaction.
When it comes to valuing a company, the comparables method is frequently used, especially for well-established businesses. This approach involves estimating a company's value by comparing it with other similar companies, based primarily on their profitability.
When selling a business, the cash available on the day of the transaction is often included in the calculation of the sale price. The higher the cash position, the higher the selling price, and vice versa.
When it comes to valuing a company, the comparables method is often used, especially for established businesses. It consists in determining the value of the company in relation to other similar businesses, in particular by considering their profitability.
Selling a business is an important decision, requiring expertise in financial, tax and legal matters. The sale process is complex and includes several key stages: preparing a presentation file, identifying and contacting qualified acquirers, negotiating a preliminary offer, coordinating audits carried out by the acquirer, and finally formalizing the legal agreement until the transaction is finalized.