Assynt Corporate Finance

New generation of advisory chartered accountancy practice

Assynt Corporate Finance provides corporate finance services to business owners. It helps business owners to sell their business by concentrating on the areas that improve the value of the business and so attract an offer, making the process of selling as smooth as possible.

In the past a company was either for sale or not for sale. Once the owner made a formal decision to take the company to market, they would appoint someone like Assynt to help in the process.

Today, especially after the effects of the pandemic, all companies are “on the market” all the time, even if they are not for sale as such. Companies are continuously on the lookout for improvement and growth.

Whether companies are for sale or willing to consider sale or investment in another, they are “open to opportunities”. These include joint ventures, partnerships, pooling of resources or knowledge sharing. these alternative forms of cooperation may in future evolve into different and maybe stronger forms, including a complete sale.

What problem does Assynt solve?

4 out of 5 businesses do not sell. 60,000 businesses are wound up each year.

Assynt seeks to change that by increase profits and reducing the dependency upon the owner and so making the business more attractive to the buyer.

How is the service unique?

Tenacity.

It’s not a numbers game; the service is project and not retainer based.

If I am unable to add value, then I will say so at the outset.

How is it done?

Any business owner who is serious about setting up a succession plan will be helped by using our lead advisory approach. The whole idea of these features is to create competition to drive and optimise the value and structure of the deal and so maximise the amount you receive for your business.

Objective for business owners

The objective of Assynt Corporate Finance is to make the business as saleable as possible by increasing profit and reducing the dependency on the owner. We then decide how we do this.

Criteria

Valuation

Businesses which have a turnover of at least £1,000,000 and or profits of at least £250,000.

Characteristics of the Owner

The owner has a desire to create or has created a business capable of being sold either by way of a trade sale, a management buyout or employee ownership trust.

Sectors

Manufacturing, Contractors, Professional Services, Distributors, Accountants and Solicitors.

If need help planning your succession, selling your business and meet these criteria call us: 07860 898452

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