Partial buyout or joint venture per SBA rules

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by a searcher from The University of Texas at Austin - Red McCombs School of Business
in Austin, TX, USA

2yrs ago

Partial buyout or joint venture per SBA rules

Has anyone conducted a partial buyout or joint venture in order to partner with a competitor, in a manner complaint with SBA guidelines?

Context: My company’s valuation has gone down post-acquisition due to growth investment and several unexpected operational challenges. I could use my competitor’s leadership team and tech, while my competitor would benefit from my company’s presence in new markets and back office support.

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reply by a lender 2yrs ago
from Eastern Illinois University in 900 E Diehl Rd, Naperville, IL 60563, USA

It is definitely something possible to do. I would be happy to have a discussion. We are a Commercial Loan Brokerage Shop with over 500 funding partners. You can ping me here or directly at redacted