Preparing your company for exit

Selling the company? Here is what you should know

Achieving the expected return for the shareholders of your company is an overall goal for the exit. However, there are several other key success factors, and such projects involve a lot of risks. The future of your company depends on it. How do you go about with such a project?

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Start the planning early – don’t wait until the exit is imminent

Start preparing early by creating an exit strategy as part of your long-term business plan. When this is in place and an exit within the forthcoming 1-3 years is somewhat likely, it’s a good idea to run a pre-due diligence process, using a data room to gather and structure business-critical data. When the due diligence is started, you don’t want to spend your time looking for and crafting things that should be in place a long time ago.


The earlier such a process begins, the better prepared you will be for an exit, and the greater the opportunity for success including maximised returns for shareholders.

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Learn more about the exit process and the steps you need to be aware of when selling a company. Our e-book contains 15 steps and advice for how to streamline the process.

E-book: Prepare for Exit

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