How to Amass a Fortune by Strategizing to Either Buy or Sell a Business
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How to Amass a Fortune by Strategizing Either to Buy or Sell a
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How Do You Know What a Privately Held Business is Worth?
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There are 2 Elements of Business Enterprise Value:
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Earnings + Goodwill Transferability= Business Enterprise Value
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Definition of Earnings:
“Profitability of a company which includes owner’s compensation, reported profit, one time expenses, owner perks, depreciation minus real equipment replacement costs, and amortization.”
Minus“The cost of replacing owner(s) labor. i.e. New President’s Salary or cost of retaining owner(s) to run the company.”
Typically Earnings will determine the price of a business since a business will trade for a multiple of its earnings. A recent study states that 90% of privately held businesses producing under $50MM in revenues sell between 2 and 5 times EBITDA.
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General Rule:
The higher the earnings, the higher the multiple, the higher the enterprise value.
Without earnings, your value is reduced to a discounted value of your tangible assets i.e inventory, accounts receivables, equipment, minus all your business debt.
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Definition of Goodwill Transferability:
“The likelihood that the earnings of a business will be fully inherited by a 3rd party buyer once a transaction is consummated.”
In other words, Goodwill Transferability brings to light the transaction risks associated with a deal.
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Goodwill Transferability Risks:
1) Concentrations issues (Customers, Product, Suppliers, Salespeople). 2) Downward trends in sales.3) Expiring Customer Contracts.4) Non-recurring revenues.5) Business too dependent on owner(s)
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How Does A Seller of A Business Get a Great Deal?
1) Focus on increasing Earnings2) Reduce transaction risks and particularly focus on creating recurring revenues through a business that does not need your day to day involvement. 3) When it is time to sell, focus on tapping into the total universe of buyers. 4) Build a great relationship with the Buyer.
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How Does a Buyer of a Business Get A Great Deal?
1) Look at a lot of deals. 2) Understand business valuation (Earnings + Goodwill transferability)3) Create a systematic marketing process for finding business acquisitions.4) Understand the differences between a Fold in transaction v a Stand Alone Transaction.
5) Think like a Private Equity Group.6) Build a Great Relationship with A Seller.
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