Yes! We can assess whether your company is truly ready, and if it’s not, we can provide the needed advisory services to help you get there.

Like most M&A representation firms, Banah charges a percentage of the enterprise value (EV) when the company sells, and a monthly fee during the engagement that will credit against that final percentage.

It depends on several factors including the type of business, industry and general market conditions. Although some firms may state more aggressive timelines, most M&A engagements average around 12 months. For a more specific estimate based on your business, please contact us.

Please see more information about this here. Banah is a boutique firm, paying special attention to each of our clients. We are exceptionally caring toward our clients and their unique cases, and we’re very focused about our storytelling and go-to-market strategy for each of our clients.

Banah takes the utmost care to make sure your identity stays discreet. You will be aware of Banah’s list of targeted buyers prior to outreach, and may veto those you think might compromise your privacy. Targeted buyers are usually only to be given anonymized information prior to signing a nondisclosure agreement.

No. Whether you sign an offer, or accept any terms, is completely at your discretion.

There are several variables that affect this and every company is so different. The best way to know for sure is to contact us and let’s talk about it. After learning more about your company, we will be able to provide you with guidance.

Sometimes, yes, depending on industry, size and other details. However, Banah will not represent both a buyer and your company in the transaction. Although we may know a willing buyer, once you engage us, we work for you and your best interest, not for those potential buyers.