You are preparing to sell your business and want to manage buyer contacts and negotiations yourself, without entrusting the entire process to an advisor. Winnerge To Position helps you prepare properly before going to market. We establish the value of your business, develop professional sale materials and identify the most relevant potential buyers, giving you a stronger foundation for going to market and a clear starting point for whom to approach.
Winnerge To Position starts with your company’s data, history and key characteristics to develop professional sale materials for going to market. We establish the value of the business, prepare the materials used to present it and identify the most relevant potential buyers.
You receive a complete package including the business valuation, company profile, anonymous teaser and NDA template. In addition, you receive a selected list of 10 potential buyers, each with a rationale explaining the potential industrial or strategic fit. All materials are prepared and reviewed with a Winnerge advisor.
It is designed for business owners who want to go to market properly prepared while maintaining direct relationships with potential buyers. Winnerge prepares the valuation, sale materials and an initial selection of buyers to approach. From that point, you manage the relationships and negotiations yourself.
A reference point for the value of your business before entering into any discussions with potential buyers. The valuation is not included in the materials shared with the market.
A concise overview of the opportunity designed to test initial interest without revealing the identity of the business.
A structured document covering the business, financials, market, customers, organisation and outlook, to be shared with buyers after the NDA has been signed.
An NDA template to be signed before sharing the company profile and more sensitive information.
For each buyer, you receive a rationale explaining the potential industrial or strategic fit with your business.
Winnerge identifies 10 potential buyers and explains why each may have an industrial or strategic interest in your business. You remain responsible for the initial approach, sending the teaser and managing the responses.
If a buyer expresses interest, you manage the follow-up discussions, meetings and negotiations yourself. If you would rather entrust this part of the process to Winnerge, you can move to a Winnerge To Match → or Winnerge To Sell → mandate without losing the work already completed.
The list identifies the counterparties that, based on the characteristics of the business and potential industrial or strategic fit, are the most relevant to consider approaching first. Genuine interest only becomes clear once you contact them and start a conversation.
Not necessarily. Winnerge To Position is designed for business owners who are actively preparing for a potential sale and want to understand how to present the business and which buyers to approach, while continuing to manage buyer contacts and negotiations themselves. If you only want to understand what your business is worth and are not yet preparing for market, Winnerge To Check is the more suitable option.
To get started, we need detailed financial statements for recent financial years, revenue by customer, details of financial debt and the organisation chart. We will also ask for other documents that help us understand the business in greater depth, but you do not need to prepare anything specifically for Winnerge. You upload what you already have and any missing information can be added as the work progresses.
Winnerge does most of the work. You upload the available documents and join a roughly 60-minute call with the advisor to cover what the documents alone cannot explain, including the company’s history, business model, reasons for the sale, outlook and the characteristics of the ideal buyer. Winnerge then prepares the materials and reviews them with you before final delivery.
The data and documents you share with Winnerge remain confidential. The teaser is designed so that the business cannot be identified, while the company profile is intended to be shared only after an NDA has been signed. The names of customers, suppliers and individuals are not disclosed in materials intended for potential buyers. The valuation remains confidential to you.
You can move to a Winnerge To Match or Winnerge To Sell mandate. The work already completed through Winnerge To Position is carried forward, so you do not start again from scratch. Winnerge then takes over buyer contacts, relationship management and negotiations according to the mandate you choose.
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