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This article is Part 3 of a series of blogs focusing on three pre-business sale documents: Part...
This article is Part 2 of a series of blogs focusing on three pre, business sale documents: Part...
When selling your business, appointing a broker is usually the smart move. They can bring in qualified buyers, run a structured process, and help push a transaction across the line. However, you must be cautious about rushing into a Broker Mandate Letter (BML) without truly understanding its implications.
When you’re facing mounting debts, overdue tax, or pressure from creditors, it’s easy to feel like the walls are closing in. For many small business owners, the fear of losing everything—your business, your reputation, your ability to keep trading—is paralysing.
However, you may have more options than you realise.
You’ve built something valuable, a business that’s your pride and joy. Now, you’re ready to hand it over to the right buyer and move on to your next chapter. You’re excited about the possibilities: a lucrative sale, a smooth transition, a well-earned reward. But as you picture potential buyers poking around in your books, a knot forms in your stomach.