Market insight – The facilities management sector
Facilities management in the UK is experiencing a phase of consolidation, innovation and steady, strategic evolution – resulting in a buoyant company sales market for this sector.
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How to sell a business
We explain how an effective company sale is executed and how you can achieve the highest possible valuation for your business.
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Market insight – The software-as-a-service sector
M&A in the SaaS sector is set to remain highly active and on an upward trajectory, driven by a mix of strategic consolidation and renewed investor confidence.
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Budget 2025: Answering the key questions facing company owners
Dave Gardner, KBS Corporate Finance Managing Director, addresses the key talking points business owners must consider in the wake of the 2025 UK Autumn Budget.
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Budget 2025: What it means for business owners considering a sale
Clarity for company owners has been provided by the 2025 Budget announcement. Here's why strategic planning has become more straightforward.
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Market insight – The environmental services industry
M&A in the UK environmental services sector is buoyant. Here are the latest key trends and insights in this thriving sector.
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Selling a distressed business
Looking to sell a struggling business? This article shows you what to prepare for and how to attract the right buyers, ultimately achieving the best possible outcome.
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UK buyer landscape: What every company owner should know
When you’re planning to sell your business, it’s essential to understand the buyer landscape. We explain why.
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Market insight – The chemical industry
M&A deal value in the chemical industry is climbing. Here are the latest key trends and insights in this burgeoning sector.
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How UK business owners should prepare for international buyers
Company acquirers from overseas are flooding back to the UK market. Here's how you can take advantage...
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“Every time I get an e-mail from KBS, I get a little excited!”
Swedish group Teqnion have acquired nine companies through KBS. Their CXO explains why they keep coming back for more.
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