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Expert articles and practical legal guides on business sales for uk businesses.

If you’ve seen “DD” in an email thread, a contract draft, a finance spreadsheet or a funding deck and thought, “Wait… what does that mean for my business?”, you’re not alone. The...

Buying or selling a business can be one of the biggest (and most exciting) moves you’ll make as a founder. But when you start Googling “M&A law”, it quickly becomes obvious that...

Buying or selling a small business can be exciting - but it can also get messy fast if the legal documents aren’t doing the heavy lifting. A sale of business contract sets...

If you run a small company, it’s easy to focus on growth, sales and hiring the right people - and not spend much time thinking about what happens if a shareholder dies....

Buying or selling shares in a company can be an exciting milestone - whether you’re bringing in a new investor, buying out a co-founder, or selling your business (or part of it)...

Selling your business is a big moment - especially if you’re doing it without an agent or broker. A private sale can save you fees and keep things discreet, but it also...

If you’re buying or selling a UK limited company, you’ll very commonly come across a Share Purchase Agreement (usually shortened to “SPA”). In plain English, an SPA is the contract that sets...

Buying a business can be a smart way to grow quickly - especially if the company already has customers, staff, supplier relationships and a track record of trading. But if you’re buying...

Finding a seller financed business for sale can feel like a win-win. As a buyer, you might be able to acquire a business without getting a full bank loan upfront. As a...

If you’re buying or selling a business, it’s tempting to search for a business sale agreement template UK, fill in the blanks, and move on. But a business sale isn’t a “fill-in-the-form”...

Buying a company can be an exciting shortcut to growth. Instead of building from scratch, you’re buying a business with customers, contracts, staff, suppliers, and (hopefully) revenue already in place. But it’s...

Selling a business is one of those “big moments” that can feel exciting and slightly overwhelming at the same time. You’ve put time (and probably a lot of late nights) into building...

If you’re selling your business (or buying one), one of the first big legal decisions you’ll run into is whether the deal should be structured as a share sale or an asset...

If you’re buying or selling a small business, funding is often the biggest sticking point. Maybe the buyer can’t (or won’t) get the full amount from a bank. Or maybe you’re the...

If you’re building a small business or startup, it’s easy to treat an exit as a “future you” problem. But thinking about your business exit strategy early often makes day-to-day decisions simpler...

If you’re trying to value your business ahead of a sale, investment round, buyout, or even a shareholder exit, it can feel like you’re being asked to put a price on years...

If you’re thinking about buying a business, selling your company, or merging with another business to grow faster, you’re not alone. For many UK SMEs, a merger or acquisition can be a...

Buying an existing business can feel like a shortcut to growth. You’re not starting from zero - there’s already a customer base, suppliers, systems, staff, and (hopefully) revenue. But buying a business...

If you’re thinking about buying a business, selling your company, or merging with a competitor, it can feel like you’re stepping into a world of jargon and long checklists. But the M&A...

If you’re running a small business, it’s completely normal to focus on the day-to-day: customers, cash flow, hiring, and keeping everything moving. But here’s the thing - the best time to plan...

Buying (or selling) a business is rarely as simple as “pay the full price on completion and walk away”. Even when the commercial deal makes sense, the funding can be the tricky...

Selling a limited company can be a brilliant exit - whether you’re ready to retire, start your next venture, or realise some of the value you’ve built. But if you’ve never done...

If you’ve ever asked yourself, “how much is a company worth?”, you’re not alone. Whether you’re thinking about selling, bringing in an investor, issuing shares to a co-founder, or even just planning...

Buying an established online business can feel like a shortcut to growth. Instead of starting from scratch, you’re acquiring a website, customer base, revenue streams, supplier relationships and (hopefully) a brand that...
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