Business Restructuring, Recovery and Turnaround
In todays business climate you may find yourself in a situation where you:
- Receive writs and court judgements, notices and demands
- Have arrears on your mortgage, rent or rates
- Are finding cash flow a little too tight and in a situation of playing catch up
- Unable to pay bills as and when they fall due
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With business restructuring and turnaround help, which is always confidential and starts with a simple, no obligation informal chat, business restructuring experts can give you all the options available to you enabling you to make an informed decision.
Restructuring or a turnaround situation may be the precursor for the selling of a business. As such, the Business Sale Report has teamed up with some of the best experts in this field.
Our team has considerable experience working with distressed SME's and almost always either save the company or, if it has to liquidate, to shelter the company directors from more serious personal loss. Liquidation and Bankruptcy are not the only options. Some form of future for the directors can be worked out such as a merger/share dilution through investment/sale/phoenix. There are many possibilities.
The solutions are always long-term resolutions, not short term fixes, and include formal and informal arrangements. However bad things might seem, you will always have time to make an informed decision.
Our team has access to funds of up to £2 million available for short term injection into companies with a solid future but who are just experiencing true cash flow problems.
Turnaround specialist's fees vary and can often be set up on flexible terms to suit the financial climate of your business. In 1986, the Government's Insolvency Act enabled an alternative to bankruptcy and liquidation, to enhance the lifespan of smaller ailing companies. This is the sort of information and definitive advice a specialist can give you.
It is wrong to knowingly continue trading an insolvent business without addressing the situation; a business is classed as insolvent on two terms. The first being unable to pay your debts as and when they fall due and the second being that your liabilities outweigh your assets. The sooner you address the situation, the sooner you will be back in control of your company.
In complete confidence please click here for more information. We have three full-time teams helping businesses throughout the UK with turnarounds and restructuring. If required we can arrange for a consultant to visit within 24 hours.
Alternatively click here to visit the site of one of our advisors