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Planning to reduce or liquidate your stake in a business is not cynicism but smart business. If you’ve not considered your exit plan, you could be risking your money and legacy.

Business partnerships present a golden opportunity to bring a wealth of extra resources and knowledge to the table. Planning an exit strategy for a partnership is critical to claim your portion of the proceeds and enable a smooth exit.

When you are running a business, it is natural to focus on growth ambitions but it’s also vital that you have an exit strategy in place.

Management buyouts are a popular exit strategy in the UK. Investment firms will often target underperforming or undervalued companies and perform this type of buyout with the intention of making a hefty profit.

An exit strategy is a critical contingency, whether a sudden acquisition interest or a serious illness. Let’s examine some of the reasons why you need an exit strategy now.

Exit strategies are an integral part of an entrepreneur’s overall business strategy. Planning a proper exit is best to keep your business running and ensure that you can extract maximum financial value from your exit; so, what is a business exit consultant, and how can they help?