Intellectual property (IP) is playing an ever more important role in M&A transactions, as companies become increasingly digital and a growing number of deals focus on acquiring the non-physical assets of both distressed and non-distressed companies.
Buyers acquiring IP in M&A transactions need to proceed carefully in order to ensure the deal is a success, navigating legal issues, identifying and avoiding risks and ensuring that the business is primed for a smooth post-deal integration. Even in deals where IP is the main factor, or even a major consideration, these are still things that buyers will need to pay close attention to.A company that has developed a unique transport refrigeration unit has now ceased trading and administrators are inviting offers for its assets. The assets include the IP for the above transport refrigeration unit.
The company is a whisky cask brokerage that also deals in fine wine, facilitating procurement, storage, and management services. The business’s primary provision involves acting for its clients in the purchase of new fill whisky casks, managing their...
The company is a reliable provider of office refurbishments and interior design solutions, with an extensive portfolio of high-value projects. Since its establishment, the business has developed a wide range of fit-out services, including complete re...
Business Sale Report is your complete solution to finding great acquisition opportunities.
Join today to receive:
All this and much more, including the latest M&A news and exclusive resources
Please choose your settings for this site below. For more information please read our Cookie Policy
These cookies are necessary for our website to function properly and provide you with access to all features.
These are analytics cookies that help us to improve the way our website works.
These are used to improve the functional performance of the website and make it easier for you to use.