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An MBO is when a company’s existing management team buys all or part of the business they currently manage.
Usually, managers contribute some personal funds and third parties fund the majority.
MBOs can appeal to sellers, as the management team already understands how the business works. This makes them well-equipped to sustain and grow the business post-purchase.
Asset finance: Leverage the company’s assets, such as property or inventory, to release cash for the MBO.
Term loan: Borrow a lump sum and repay it over up to 5 years, with interest.
Mezzanine finance: Bridge the gap between the capital you’ve raised and the company’s purchase price.
Funding structure of an MBO
Benefits of an MBO
Common MBO finance options
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• 7.63% APR Representative based on a loan of £50,000 repayable over 24 months.
• Monthly repayment of £2,252.94. The total amount payable is £54,070.56
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