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ARTICLE · 27 JULY 2016

Selling A Business: Top Five Tips Revealed

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Business owners are often looking for opportunities to improve and grow their businesses, or in some cases, refine their exit strategies.

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Business owners are often looking for opportunities to improve and grow their businesses, or in some cases, refine their exit strategies. If you're a business owner looking to sell, there are steps you can take to minimize risk and maximize value. In this article, we outline five key things to consider when selling your business, including issues surrounding confidentiality, deal structure, and of course, purchase price.

1. Require a Non-Disclosure Agreement ("NDA")

A Non-Disclosure Agreement prevents Buyers, the recipients of confidential information, from disclosing this information to third parties or using it to their benefit. It is important, when drafting a NDA, to consider the scope of the information considered to be confidential. This can be achieved by specifying (i) the information that is deemed confidential which may be the same or different for each party, (ii) which exceptions apply to the non-disclosure, if any, (iii) the purpose of the NDA and

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