Atagra
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Focused on
Acquiring Partnership Interests Our goal is to acquire 40 - 50 minority partnerships over the next 10-15 years. We believe this scale is appropriate to ensure the long-term viability of the business, as it provides: sufficient size to ensure financial stability in spite of whatever regulatory, operating, technological and competitive changes the future may hold. Reasons for Divesting Your Interests Often times, the general partners are unwilling to support minority partners with appropriate information or documentation to support whatever level of dividends are provided. Unexpected capital investments, mergers, technology changes, increased competition, the general elimination of roaming charges, and increased management fees all create uncertainty regarding future value and dividends within the industry. Additionally, each individual owner may have particular reasons to consider selling their interests. Those reasons include estate planning considerations and cash for other growth initiatives. Finally, for many owners who may consider selling their interests, there have been very few opportunities to sell their interests at a fair market value. Confidential Transactions Tailored to Meet Your Needs We understand the great importance and sensitive nature of the process you will engage in to sell your partnership interests. We also understand that there is sometimes a natural reluctance to sell your interests. Our goal is to build a relationship with you and, when the time is right for you, working to develop a transaction that meets your essential wealth diversification, succession planning, tax planning or estate planning requirements. Because of our size, and our focus on acquiring smaller, family-owned partnership interests, we have complete flexibility to structure a financial transaction that meets your needs. We are open to any structure (acquisition of full or partial interest, merger, etc.) and compensation mechanism (all cash, cash and equity, cash and note, etc.). Typically, our process begins with an introductory call or meeting where we can get to know each other a little better. If you are interested in further discussions, our next meeting involves assessing your needs and collecting information on the partnership company so that we can develop ideas regarding transaction structure and a valuation analysis. Based on your feedback, we will then deliver a bona fide offer (letter of intent) and standard documentation for the transaction contemplated. This process can move very quickly or slowly, depending on your preferences and needs. We prefer to complete the overall transaction definitive acquisition agreement and file for the necessary regulatory approvals within three months of signing of the letter of intent, given the lack of required regulatory approvals.
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