Concept
The sale or transfer of a company is just the beginning of a new phase, and the seller still has responsibilities to fulfill.
The Transition Period after the Transfer of the Business
During this period, the seller of the company will have to explain and, in some cases, justify their decision to employees, managers, customers, suppliers, and bankers. The buyer may also ask the seller to settle any pending matters such as litigations, commercial negotiations, or contract renewals.
The Follow-up of the Guarantees
If the buyer calls upon the liabilities guarantee, the seller of an SME should defend their interests as best they can with the help of their advisors.
Monitoring of the Earn-out Clause
If the sale price includes an earn-out clause based on future achievements, the seller must make sure to defend their interests.
Asset Management
Once the price has been paid, the seller needs to manage the money effectively. Actoria Europe Middle East & Africa is available to help optimize this phase and provide the necessary expertise.
Resuming Another Activity
Losing the status of a business owner can be challenging for the transferring business owner, who may have devoted their entire life to their business. It is essential to prepare for this new situation with new projects.







