Hilton Smythe help Ray into his dream retirement
28th July 2016
The sale of Lydney Launderette, Gloucestershire. Now in retirement, Mr Raymond Boycott (Ray)was…
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Why use Hilton Smythe to sell your florist shop?
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Starting from the first meeting Hilton Smythe were very clear and precise about the whole process. They were very easy to work with and very professional. All sales enquiries were handled promptly. All of the staff I dealt with were very knowledgeable and competent and explained in detail the steps that were taken at each stage of the proceedings.
Seller of a Florist.
From visits to wholesalers to working weekends, you’ve put in long hours for many years. Nobody can blame you for needing a break! If you’re considering selling up, Hilton Smythe can find a suitable buyer for your florist fast.
If it’s time to move on from your florist business then consider the reasoning. Some buyers like to know why the business is for sale. Selling a small business such as a florist can be hard work. So make sure you’re selling for the right reason. Perhaps you need to sell up because your personal circumstances have changed, or due to ill health it’s not possible for you to run the business anymore. Another popular reason for selling a business is retirement.
With Brits spending a whopping £2bn a year on fresh cut flowers, the floral industry is still thriving. Special occasions such as weddings and funerals bring in a large proportion of income, as do sales on holidays such as Valentine’s and Mother’s Day. When you’re selling a business, you sell the specialised sector too, so make the most of its potential.
When selling a business, it’s critical to get professional advice from a business broker. At Hilton Smythe we sell businesses in locations across the UK and have specific sector knowledge. This means our advice is tailored to your small business, and will make sure your florist sells for the best possible price.
We may be business experts but we’re also super friendly and promise not to confuse you with legal or financial jargon! We’ll guide you through each step of the process, and you’ll feel comfortable to ask us any questions along the way.
Selling a business is stressful enough, especially if you’ve been forced into the decision by a personal or family illness. The last thing you need when going through the sale process is surprise hidden fees, which further reduce your profits from the business transfer.
Are you ready to sell your florist to a suitable buyer? Get in touch today to arrange your free valuation and get your business sold as soon as possible.
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