Spice ‘n Light Finds New Ownership
Buying a business is never just a transaction — it’s a step into a new future. For Anusha, securing ownership of Spice ‘n Light was a major milestone, achieved through the expert guidance of LINK Business’s Brinner Antony. Thanks to Brinner’s commitment, professionalism, and proactive support, the sale process for Anusha was one marked with ease and efficiency, even during one of the busiest times of the year.
Why Your Business’s Valuation Matters Post-EOFY
For business owners in New Zealand looking to sell, the end of the financial year (EOFY) presents a golden opportunity to strengthen their valuation. With freshly updated financial statements, potential buyers gain greater confidence in the business’s performance, making it easier to justify a higher asking price.
Post-Financial Year Insights: Leveraging Updated Financial Data to Inform Your Business Purchase
As the financial year concludes, business buyers have a prime opportunity to analyse newly released financial statements. These documents provide a transparent view of a business’s financial health, allowing for informed decision-making. Understanding and interpreting financial data effectively is crucial in assessing the viability of a business acquisition.
Franchise vs. Independent Business: Making the Right Choice Before EOFY
If you are looking to become a business owner of either a franchise or an independent business, the time to act is now. Make sure you are prepared to make an informed decision as this will have implications that extend beyond daily operations to tax planning, financial positioning, and long-term growth potential. Understanding the fundamental differences between franchise and independent models can help you make an informed decision that aligns with your goals.
Timing the Market: How to Decide If You Should Sell Before or After EOFY
When considering a business exit, timing the sale of a business can be just as critical as the decision to sell itself. One of the key questions that can arise is whether to finalise a sale before the end of the financial year (EOFY) or to wait until post-EOFY market conditions stabilise. While each option presents distinct advantages and challenges, the right choice depends on factors such as financial positioning, tax implications, buyer sentiment, and broader economic conditions in New Zealand.
Timing Your Purchase: Why February Is Prime Time for Business Opportunities
Timing of when to buy a business is equally as critical as the decision to buy a business itself. February is often an overlooked month as a key time to begin the process of buying a business. However, as the second month into the new year, the window of opportunity couldn’t be greater. The combination of zeal for actioning new year’s goals and to finish off the current financial year settled and confident, means there is ample buying opportunity.
5 Profitable Industries in 2025
As we move into 2025, New Zealand’s economic landscape is brimming with opportunities for savvy business buyers. The country’s unique positioning, innovative spirit, and natural resources are driving significant growth across various sectors.
Buying a Business for Lifestyle Change
Are you yearning for a change in your life – a chance to break free from the conventional nine-to-five, gain greater control over your schedule, and invest in a passion? Buying a business could be the opportunity you’re looking for to design the lifestyle you’ve always imagined. Whether you dream of running a cosy café, owning a local fitness studio, or managing a thriving e-commerce store, business ownership can open doors to new, flexible, and rewarding paths.
Finding the Right Fit: Matching Your Skills with the Right Business
Deciding to buy a business is just the beginning. What comes next? Finding a business aligned with your goals for the future is important; however, one of the most crucial factors that often gets overlooked when looking for a business, is finding one that matches your skillset.
