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There's a marked increase in SME owners planning to sell their businesses, now at 30%, driven by personal and health reasons.

Current economic conditions are prompting business owners to rethink strategies, with more looking to scale despite challenges.

Timing your business sale is influenced by financial health, market conditions, and personal motivation.

Demonstrating a credible growth path is crucial for attracting buyers.

The Grafter offers unique, exit-focused strategies to help entrepreneurs maximize business value before sale, shaping the future of the UK economy.

There's a marked increase in SME owners planning to sell their businesses, now at 30%, driven by personal and health reasons.

Current economic conditions are prompting business owners to rethink strategies, with more looking to scale despite challenges.

Timing your business sale is influenced by financial health, market conditions, and personal motivation.

Demonstrating a credible growth path is crucial for attracting buyers.

The Grafter offers unique, exit-focused strategies to help entrepreneurs maximize business value before sale, shaping the future of the UK economy.

Nearly 30% of UK business owners are accelerating plans to sell due to fears of tax increases, particularly capital gains tax.

Fears of tax increases under Labour government driving surge in business sales.

Nearly 30% of UK business owners are accelerating plans to sell due to fears of tax increases, particularly capital gains tax.

Fears of tax increases under Labour government driving surge in business sales.

Ibotta's successful IPO exceeded expectations, opening at $117 per share, above its $88 IPO price. Investor appetite for tech IPOs is increasing.

Ibotta's pivot to business sales contributed to recent profitability, in contrast to classic tech IPOs still in growth mode and unprofitable.