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ARTICLE · 03 JULY 2019

Getting your business ready for sale

To get the most value for your business, conduct due diligence on your business to ensure that it is ready for sale.

AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law

The reasons that a business owner might look towards selling their business are many and varied - with the choice potentially being triggered by an expression of interest, or simply a decision based on the ripeness of the market. Sometimes, the sale is forced on a business owner due to circumstances outside their control or having come out of a dispute between business partners.

To get the most value for your business, prior to having lawyers draw up any contracts, it is important to conduct due diligence on your business in order to ensure that it is ready for sale.

Below are Coleman Greig's top 5 tips for getting your business 'sale ready'.

  1. Review

Reviewing what you currently have in place, and in turn what you actually have that you can sell, is critical. This will often form part of a purchaser's due diligence.

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