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When preparing for a business exit, particularly one involving private equity, an early start is key. Here’s what you’ll need to do — and when — to get your business ready to sell.
Understanding what drives a franchise’s value — brand strength, financial performance and market demand — can help owners make informed decisions about growth, investment or sale.
Alex Lubyansky of Acquisition Stars explains how planning an exit strategy from the start can help franchisees build a business that is attractive to potential buyers when the time comes.
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The Riverside Company has over three decades of experience in private equity, focusing on the smaller end of the middle market with transformative investments and global impact.
Preparation, a strong credit profile, and an understanding of the franchise’s financial requirements go a long way toward making franchise ownership a reality.
NewSpring Capital empowers lower-middle-market businesses to achieve sustainable growth through tailored investment strategies and expert guidance.
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