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    EBITDA stands for Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization.   It is a measure of a company’s financial performance that calculates how much profit a company generates from its operations before taking into account how the company is financed, how much it has to pay in taxes, and how much it has […]

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    CID-Confidential Invoice Discounting This type of financing allows businesses to use their existing invoices as collateral to secure funds that can be used to fund the acquisition. The funds are then repaid when the invoices are collected.    This provides a quick and flexible way for businesses to access much-needed capital for an

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Start-up vs. Acquiring a Business The entrepreneurial journey isn’t easy, and it’s not the same for everyone.    Learn how to differentiate between the roles and responsibilities of acquiring a business and starting a startup.   Starting a business involves creating a new company from scratch, developing a business plan, raising capital, and building the

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    Why Cash Flow Funding is Crucial for Business Success: Understanding the Backbone of a Thriving Company Cash flow funding is an important part of any business.    It is the backbone of a business, as it enables businesses to purchase raw materials and pay for overhead costs.    Cash flow funding can come

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      Retain Control and Flexibility: The Advantages of Self-Funded M&A for Companies Self-funded M&A is when a company uses its own funds to finance an acquisition.    This can be done through a combination of cash, equity, debt, or a combination of all three.    Self-funded M&A allows companies to retain control of

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Understanding Red Flags in Due Diligence | Key Factors to Consider     If you don’t need full-scope due diligence for time or efficiency reasons, we have two choices for you: red-flag or selective-focus due diligence.   Do you wish to rule out the possibility that potential deal breakers exist in a proposed transaction ahead

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