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ARTICLE · 16 NOVEMBER 2017

How Successful Founders Maximise Value On Exit

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Maximising value on exit is a composite and refined process that begins in the early-growth stage of your business and continues through the development-capital phase up to the point you feel ready to "let go" of that which you have created.

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Maximising value on exit is a composite and refined process that begins in the early-growth stage of your business and continues through the development-capital phase up to the point you feel ready to "let go" of that which you have created.

Every material strategic decision taken by you and your Board has an implication for value on exit. The right preparation and strategic actions can have a positive impact on a company's sale value, while a lack of preparation and planning could result in the loss of value.

Here are some key areas we highlight to our clients:

Market sector and business strategy
Whether it is an exit you are striving for or fundraising (by way of stepping stone to exit), the market sector you sell into and the products or services you offer will have a material impact. If you operate in a high-growth market, where your potential buyers are highly valued themselves, you are more likely to be able to command a higher valuation. A commanding

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