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[Gamer01]

There are many people who like to change their niche and business options regularly they mostly launch a business and if it is success they mostly sell it at any good offer that they can find for their businessetup and they look to move forward to operating a new business.

Many people do so and it is personal choice of anyone in. a buisness if you would do sp at what percentage of growth would you be doing it ?

 

[holie]

No one would actually like to sell this business without any tangible reasons. Situation may arise when someone needs some huge amount of money to sort out problems. They could be health challenges that befalls someone and selling the business become last option..

 

[Wisdom01]

Deciding when to sell a business depends on various factors, including personal goals, market conditions, and growth potential. Generally, selling at a significant growth stage can fetch a higher price, but it's essential to weigh the potential for further expansion against the offered value. Consulting with experts and considering long-term objectives can help make an informed decision.

i believe deciding when to sell a business is a complex decision that requires careful consideration of various factors. It's important to understand your personal goals, the market conditions, and the growth potential of your business before making a decision

 

[Daniel084]

Selling a successful business that's turning a profit doesn't seem necessary if the owner isn't in dire financial need. A business is usually more than just a means to an end - it's a source of pride, fulfillment and legacy too.

 

[holie]

Personally I would rather stick to my business that I have spent some fortune to grow and nurture than to sell it to any third party. The only instance that would make me sell my growing business is when I am relocating to a new country where I could not be in touch anymore..

 

[Daniel084]

Personally I would rather stick to my business that I have spent some fortune to grow and nurture than to sell it to any third party. The only instance that would make me sell my growing business is when I am relocating to a new country where I could not be in touch anymore..

I would not be quick to sell the business that I have invested both money and time into building. Technology nowadays allows for remote work and management more than ever before, so there are likely options to continue guiding your business from a distance rather than completely losing control over it.

 

[holie]

Some people could loose interest in their present business and they become boring to them. The only way to forge ahead is to put up the business for sale. There are nothing absolutely wrong with someone trying to have a change in business..

 

[Wisdom01]

Selling a successful business that's turning a profit doesn't seem necessary if the owner isn't in dire financial need. A business is usually more than just a means to an end - it's a source of pride, fulfillment and legacy too.

i believe While a successful business can provide financial security for the owner, selling it solely for monetary gain may not be the only factor to consider. As you mentioned, a business can also be a source of pride, fulfillment, and legacy for the owner. It can be a reflection of their hard work, passion, and dedication

 

[holie]

When a company is not making enough money due to several reasons that are peculiar to it. The owner might just get fed up and put up the company for sell. The reason so that he does not run into debt through borrowing to offset some overhead..

 

[Daniel084]

When a company is not making enough money due to several reasons that are peculiar to it. The owner might just get fed up and put up the company for sell. The reason so that he does not run into debt through borrowing to offset some overhead..

You make a fair point. But, instead of putting the company up for sale straight away, it may be worth considering trying to solve the underlying problems draining its finances first.
Selling should really be a last resort if all other attempts to turn things around have been exhausted.

 

[holie]

You make a fair point. But, instead of putting the company up for sale straight away, it may be worth considering trying to solve the underlying problems draining its finances first.
Selling should really be a last resort if all other attempts to turn things around have been exhausted.

It is not everyone has the ample time, when decisions are taken they stick by it. There are need running any business that does not bring profit, the best to do is to sell the business and move on. And if possible establish a business that you have experience and control over..

 

[Wisdom01]

When a company is not making enough money due to several reasons that are peculiar to it. The owner might just get fed up and put up the company for sell. The reason so that he does not run into debt through borrowing to offset some overhead..

i think is not uncommon for business owners to sell their companies due to financial difficulties, such as not making enough money to cover overhead costs. Selling the company can be a way to avoid debt and recoup some of the investments made.

 

[kayode10]

If I have the capacity to build my business to eat figures consistently in profit after tax year out, I might decided to sell it off go on vacation and start all another one from scratch. It is very important to take your business to the public so that you'll be able to share a fraction of the business today public.

 

[Wisdom01]

If I have the capacity to build my business to eat figures consistently in profit after tax year out, I might decided to sell it off go on vacation and start all another one from scratch. It is very important to take your business to the public so that you'll be able to share a fraction of the business today public.

i believe that is important to note that while selling a successful business may provide financial benefits, there may also be personal and emotional attachments to the business that should be considered

 

[holie]

It is a decision that must be taken by the business owner. Many people would not like to sell a good business they have built over a period of time but rather handover such a business to their children or offspring. Selling off means giving out your inheritance..

 

[massimodutte]

Some entrepreneurs may choose to sell their business once it reaches a certain level of profitability or valuation that meets their financial goals. This could be a specific percentage of return on investment (ROI) or a target sale price. If there's a strong demand for businesses in a particular industry or niche, entrepreneurs may be more inclined to sell their business to capitalize on the opportunity. Similarly, if market conditions are declining or becoming unfavorable, selling the business at the right time could be crucial.

 

[holie]

Many people choose the right time to sell their businesses, there are people who are positioned to always sell their businesses once it meet some certain criteria. Not because they are broke but they want to start a new business which they would later sell out as well..

 

[Wisdom01]

Many people choose the right time to sell their businesses, there are people who are positioned to always sell their businesses once it meet some certain criteria. Not because they are broke but they want to start a new business which they would later sell out as well..

i think is true that some people strategically choose to sell their businesses at the right time, either to capitalize on favorable market conditions or to pursue other entrepreneurial ventures. While some may do so due to financial reasons, others may simply see it as a way to continually invest in new businesses.

 

[holie]

i think is true that some people strategically choose to sell their businesses at the right time, either to capitalize on favorable market conditions or to pursue other entrepreneurial ventures. While some may do so due to financial reasons, others may simply see it as a way to continually invest in new businesses.

Depending on the choice of each individual. There are some people who established a business as a legacy to leave for their generations such business are not meant to be sold. But there are others who would sell their businesses if the right prices come. So different reasons prompt people to sell their businesses..

 

[Riberet19]

If your business increases enough to retire you or give you enough money to live comfortably for many years, there is nothing wrong with selling it, it all depends on how much they are willing to pay you, that is, if it can cover the profits for many years to come.

 

[Wisdom01]

Depending on the choice of each individual. There are some people who established a business as a legacy to leave for their generations such business are not meant to be sold. But there are others who would sell their businesses if the right prices come. So different reasons prompt people to sell their businesses..

i still feel Selling a business can be a difficult decision and there can be many factors that influence a seller's decision to sell. While some owners may choose to keep their business as a legacy to pass on to their future generations, others may choose to sell their business for various reasons such as retirement, financial hardship,