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Anonymous
20th November 2005, 20:26
:P :roll:
can any body advise how i can buy out the balance of my partners 30% shares, the company factore it's debt, we have a leashold on premisses, i have no equity left in my home , which is also a gauarantee on the bussness loan.
short of contract killing :twisted:
i need 60 k
anybody with accountancy skills fancy joining a seal distributor turned over just under 996k last year

fugeebob

allenlunn
30th November 2010, 07:40
You need equity finance, a loan or other arrangement to buy shares, they do not come free. They have to be valued at arms length[various valuation methods are used according to the type of business]. They can also be purchased through a DLA [if you are a director] provided the other shareholders agree and do not infringe the articles/memorandum of the company. Family members can lend you the initial investment but could have repercussions later should the company hit bad times.

Dr allen Lunn

Billmccallum
30th November 2010, 08:06
Turnover at 995K, what was the profit? Assuming a post-tax profit of 10% this should give you the 60K you need. If the profits are less than that then you will have troub;e finding an investor. Just a humble opinion.

Chris Ashdown
30th November 2010, 08:11
Offer him 60K spread over three years.

Depending how much you pay him a year now offer to continue that untill the 60K is paid

bbbbb
30th November 2010, 09:05
Can the company raise the funds? Under certain circumstances, a company can buy back its own shares