Business Exit Planning
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Why there is a need for Company Exit Planning?
It is advised to include a comprehensive exit strategy in the business plan from the starting. While it may seem illogical to plan on starting or buying a business while also planning how to sell or exit it, in today’s fast-paced economy, this is the best strategy. Your exit plan will provide investors and creditors peace of mind that their money is safe. If things go south, the exit strategy explains how you intend to minimize your losses.
Exit strategies are necessary for all types of businesses, large and small. Planning to leave a business does not indicate that you are planning to fail. You may intend to establish the business with the goal of selling it after you reach your profit target. When you plan to retire, an exit strategy can be useful.
Types of Exit Strategies
The eight most common business exiting strategies are:
- Family Acquisition
- Merger with another Business
- Talent Acquisition
- Management or Staff Takeover
- Selling Personal Share
- Introducing Business to IPO
- Business Wind Up
- Declaring Bankruptcy
Accomplishments through Business Strategy Development:
Planning a comprehensive exit strategy establishes purposeful business practices and focuses on objectives. It helps in:
- Making strategic business decisions
- Maintaining your commitment to your business' values
- Making your business more appealing to potential consumers
- Assuring a smooth transition
- Seeing your business and personal ambitions through after you've left
- Planning for family wealth preservation
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