Buying Companies

You are planning to expand in the German-speaking area, in Europe or internationally and are looking for a suitable company for this purpose?

Buying a company opens up new opportunities for the future, but at the same time represents one of the highest-risk decisions a company can make. Our experienced M&A advisors provide expert support throughout the project so that you can continue to focus your attention on day-to-day business. KP TECH Corporate Finance is owned exclusively by its management and executes even smaller buy-side mandates with the same care and attention to detail as exercised by major investment banks for large-scale M&A transactions. Consulting is carried out by our local teams in Germany, the UK, Scandinavia and the United States.

 

Our consulting services are modular in structure and include

Preparation

  • Targets
  • Strategy
  • Acquisition process
  • Acquisition criteria
  • Timetable

 

Search and approach

  • Long list and short list
  • Non-disclosure agreements
  • First meetings
  • Transaction structuring
  • Letter of Intent (LoI)

Due Diligence

  • Due diligence coordination
  • Business due diligence
  • Revaluation of the targets

Negotiations

  • Contents of the sales and purchase agreement (SPA)
  • Contract negotiations
  • Coordination of all parties
  • Communication channel
  • Signing and closing

 

Sector experience

KP TECH Corporate Finance draws on operational management experience and consultancy experience in M&A in various sectors. This experience makes it possible for us to rapidly identify, approach and professionally implement buy-side mandates to the benefit of our clients.

Our clients include SMEs and multinational corporations: Our references

 

Other occasions for buyer-side M&A advice

    • Drawing up the acquisition roadmap
      • Advising private equity companies on financing growth
        • Drawing up and supporting buy-and-build strategies
          • Advice on LBO/ MBO/ MBI transactions
            • Advice on taking over co-shareholders’ shares
              • Working out a fairness option

               

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