WHAT IS M&A?
What, Who, why and when is M&A useful.
What does M&A mean to us.
Commonly known as M&A, mergers and acquisitions is the process of using financial instruments to either buy or merge companies together.
M&A growth is an extremely fast way to grow your business, but it’s often misunderstood. Many companies don’t realise how highly accessible these methods of business growth really are, believing they are reserve of the large corporate entity.
Although many M&A offices and brokers would have you believe the process is a mystical magic that only they understand. It is in fact quite simple and from our standpoint, built on one simple foundation. A fair and transparent deal.
M&A is one of our core strategies and strengths at Orb. Collectively the Orb team have a plethora of M&A deals under our belt having built and exited numinous businesses and groups.
WHAT DOES A TYPICAL DEAL LOOK LIKE?
1Outreach & Introduction.
Buy side or Sell side, you will need to use an outreach programme to introduce the opportunity to the market.
2Strategic Considerations
When your outreach delivers a suitable conversation, the practical and strategic considerations are assessed.
3Valuation
The deal valuation from either side will start to form the basic structure. This is where a deal is won or lost.
4Deal Structuring
With the top-line strategic consideration and valuation agreement in place. The deal structure can be formed and formalised.
5Due Diligence
All business transactions come with an element of risk. Due Diligence is designed to dig deep into the detail, to make sure the agreement is transparent.
6Agreement & legal
With the deal agreed, the legal paperwork can be drawn up and signed. The only thing thats left is the hand shake.
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