Should you sell all or part of them and get of your capital back?
With the latest changes in the markets’ rules and best practices; will it be appropriate for your company to substitute debt for equity? Have you ever wondered if your company’s ability to create value is being fully exploited? Is your company generating the optimal amount of cash? And the question that resonates on many occasions; will it be time to sell all your shares or a part of them? If you believe that the value creation of your organization is not at its best, then the answer to this question is: yes, it may be time to sell your shares.
Answering the previous questions is not something that comes overnight. This depends on a continuous analysis of your company, its owners, and the expectations you may have.
Think of value creation in a much broader sense than only financials.
Asking yourself the questions we present in this article is good a practice. Without a doubt, this analysis will also help you to answer the following: how much is the company worth and what actions should be taken to maximize its value?
Before anyone decides to sell his/her shares, the first thing to know is how much they are worth. Even, someone who has not thought of selling them should still be aware of their value. This is appropriate not only to be able to evaluate their value over time, but also to make intelligent decisions when faced with a selling opportunity.
If I know the value of what I hold, I know what is the price I can accept.
Within our business valuation analysis, we believe it is essential to understand very well what the shareholders want. Once this is defined, we would work towards setting the tasks that fulfill the original purpose and ensures a successful closure.