Today we’re diving into the nifty world of maximizing value in business sales, with a good yarn from the experts at Oasis, the gurus in business sales and acquisitions. It’s
Alright, let’s crack into it! We’re going to yarn about navigating the twists and turns of the M&A (Mergers and Acquisitions) landscape. This journey can be as complex as a
Investing in assets that consistently deliver cash flow is more than just a smart financial move; it’s a path to financial freedom and stability. However, the journey of cash flow
A well-conceived exit plan is indispensable for business owners and entrepreneurs looking to reap the rewards of their hard work when the time comes to step down or sell their
Successful business growth and sustainability rely on effective financial management, ensuring resources are allocated efficiently, risks are managed, and long-term viability is maintained. For many business owners and entrepreneurs across
As the global economy continues to evolve, investors and business owners are increasingly turning their attention to emerging markets in search of new opportunities for growth. Emerging markets often present
The world of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) is an ever-evolving landscape and one that requires a great deal of expertise to navigate. For those looking to invest, understanding the nuances
In the realm of business sales and acquisitions, the term ‘strategic acquirer’ often comes up. But what exactly is a strategic acquirer, and why are they so important? More importantly,
In the world of business sales and acquisitions, negotiation is more than just an art—it’s a critical skill that can make or break a deal. Whether you’re an entrepreneur looking
The self-storage market has fascinated me since I first started to notice the proliferation of Kennards, Storage King and many others 15 years or so ago. The basic concept is that as the cost of property rises and many down-size to smaller dwellings, we require a place to store the precious possessions that we can no longer house in our town house or apartment – so we hire a space elsewhere.
John Kehoe wrote a piece in the AFR on April 24th about how the “public service ‘ghost’ offices should rile taxpayers.” Seems like a fair point, if employees are now predominantly working from home (WFH), with 57% of public servants in 2023 doing just that, why are governments and others not reducing or renegotiating floor space and rentals?