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Phase I - Business
Analysis is research performed as if a buyer were
scrutinizing your company. The result of this is a report that
will allow a client to deal with buyers' requests for due diligence.
It also provides a pause or decision making point as to whether
to go to market immediately, remove any impediments to a sale,
or implement value enhancement recommendations.
It starts with Market Research which is a crucial step in the
process of selling a business for the highest price. Robbinex
researchers study many aspects of a business, including industry trends, competition,
niches, geographic influences, life expectancy of products/services,
market definition, market share, legislative factors, world influence
and of course, what motivates a buyer in a particular industry.
Analysis and comparison of your firm's operating results
with industry standards is paramount to understanding how the business
is operating in your market and why, what factors are restricting
or limiting your business, and what would happen if they were removed.
Because most privately owned businesses take steps to minimize taxes,
Robbinex evaluators carefully analyze your business, using a recasting
procedure that is critical to determining the value of your business.
Valuation is generally done by Robbinex specialists looking at
the business from numerous points of view - the most common being:
Historical Recasted Earnings, Present Value of Assets with Goodwill
and, most importantly, Future Sustainable Earnings.
The Robbinex Valuation is delivered in a clear, concise manner.
You'll know what your business is worth and why.
Value Enhancement Opportunities are often uncovered and, with
some effort on the part of the owners, can significantly increase
the value of a business in a relatively short period of time.
These opportunities, if they exist in your business, will be detailed
in a clear, easy-to-understand format.
Exit Planning can make a big difference. Robbinex negotiators
know that it's not how much you sell your business for that counts,
but how much you get to keep after taxes that's more important.
Often, a little time spent on tax planning issues such as Assets
vs. Shares, Real Estate included or excluded, Retiring Allowances
and Management Contracts, can make a significant impact on what
you take home.
The Phase One Business Analysis report is the documentation of
the foregoing. It is written in a clear concise manner.
You will have a clear understanding of your Business' Value, its
problems, challenges and opportunities.
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