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Die 12 größten Fehler, die Verkäufer im Term Sheet machen

Gastgeber Clinton Johnston

Bei der Wertmaximierung geht es nicht nur um den Hauptpreis. Es geht darum, das Geschäft richtig zu machen, Ihre Hebelwirkung zu nutzen, wenn Sie sie haben, und jederzeit zu wissen, wo Sie im Geschäft stehen.

Verkäufer verlieren in der Term Sheet-Phase mehr Geld als in jedem anderen Teil des Prozesses. Käufer kennen die Ins und Outs. Sie wissen, wie sie das Term Sheet und den damit verbundenen Prozess am besten nutzen, um ihre Angebote besser aussehen zu lassen, als sie am Ende sein könnten. Für Verkäufer ist dies in der Regel der am wenigsten verstandene Teil des Unternehmensverkaufsprozesses. Diese Erfahrungslücke ist für Verkäufer bedauerlich, da sie nicht nur zu einem Wertverlust, sondern manchmal auch zum Verlust des gesamten Geschäfts führt; ein Verlust, der nach einer großen finanziellen und emotionalen Investition kommt.

Damit Verkäufer den Wert ihres Unternehmens bei einem Verkauf wirklich maximieren können, müssen sie über die Schlagzeile hinausblicken, die normalerweise im ersten Absatz des Term Sheets erscheint, und die anderen wichtigen Werttreiber im Rest des Dokuments verstehen. Wenn die Schlagzeilennummer der einzige Schlüsselbegriff wäre, wäre das Term Sheet einen Absatz lang. Diese kurze Einführung konzentriert sich auf die 12 häufigsten Sell-Side-Fehler im Term-Sheet-Prozess.

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