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Ned Levitt (Partner, Toronto) recently contributed a chapter on Franchise M&A to Lexology’s Public M&A 2019 Publication, a compilation of pieces written by specialist contributors summarizing the M&A transactional requirements and procedures governing publicly listed companies in their jurisdictions.
“Acquisitions of other businesses, to strategically grow an existing business or as a financial investment aimed at earning a good return, have been around since the beginning of modern commerce. However, historically, franchise companies grew organically, with traditional financing, as needed. Exit strategies for the entrepreneur-franchisor were often very low on the strategic plan,” Ned begins his chapter. To read more, click the link above.
“Acquisitions of other businesses, to strategically grow an existing business or as a financial investment aimed at earning a good return, have been around since the beginning of modern commerce. However, historically, franchise companies grew organically, with traditional financing, as needed. Exit strategies for the entrepreneur-franchisor were often very low on the strategic plan,” Ned begins his chapter. To read more, click the link above.
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