Transaction Risk

From Headline Price to Cash in Hand: Navigating the Final Stretch of your Business Sale

When a founder sells their company, the headline price often feels like the culmination of years of hard work. There’s the euphoria of seeing the finish line at last. But that headline figure is not the same as cash in hand. Deals can, and often do, falter in the long stretch between signing and completion.We’ve […]

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Deals in Africa: Price the Execution, Not Just the Story

Great deals rarely fail on strategy – they stumble on execution. Investment memos model TAM (Total Addressable Market) and competition elegantly.  Where value often leaks is in the plumbing: regulatory paths, contract transferability, data protection exposure, people risk, tax, and the assumption that targets are tidy when the reality is far more messy. If you’re

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Exit-Ready Isn’t a Data Room. It’s Discipline.

Founders often think “exit-ready” equals “we spun up a data room.” In reality, buyers price certainty above all – and certainty is built long before diligence starts. The fastest way to a clean deal (and a higher headline price that actually converts to cash) is to fix what breaks deals long before an LOI lands.

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Mergers and Acquisitions: The Benefit of Legal Services in facilitating successful transactions

What is meant by ‘mergers and acquisitions’? The term refers to that category of transactions which come about where one company wants to buy, or make a significant investment in, another company’s business. Whether you are considering selling your business, or whether you are looking to acquire an existing business, the stages through which the

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Takeover Defenses: The Thorn in the Side of US Corporation Shareholders

No decent soap opera is complete without a few episodes dominated by the drama and shenanigans surrounding a hostile takeover bid for a corporation.  U.S. listed companies have long adopted “takeover defenses” to assist them in resisting hostile takeovers.  Aside from making stimulating TV viewing, hostile takeover bids are uniquely placed at the intersection of

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A Sale of your Business may require Takeover Regulation Panel Approval

If you conduct your business using a private company as a vehicle then, no matter its size (turnover, asset value, number of shareholders or any other measureable) your company may require Takeover Regulation Panel (“TRP”) approval in terms of the Companies Act 2008 (“the Act”) for the sale of all or the greater part of

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