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Horizon Capital Corporate Finance (Pty) Ltd, a Cape Town ‘boutique’ corporate finance house specializing in the sale and acquisition of medium-sized enterprises, has facilitated numerous successsful transactions over the past 15 years. From a buyer […]
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The decision to sell your business could well be the most important decision a business owner will make. While there is plenty of information available on starting a business venture, there is little advice and […]
Read MoreTiming the sale or exit from a business is critical and there are a number of factors to consider besides the very important aspects of personal life-style changes and goals. Other considerations such as the […]
Read More2nd Quarter 2014: Commercial Property Update It’s hard to believe that we are already entering the month of August! 2014 has been an exciting year for Horizon Capital, with the completion of its latest, premium-grade […]
Read MoreHaving recently facilitated the sale of 600SA, the South African subsidiary of the UK based 600 group plc, to Eqstra Holdings Ltd, John Witter of Horizon Capital emphasises that it is vital that a qualified, professional corporate finance advisor be appointed to guide business owners through the sale process.
Read MoreTiming the purchase and sale of your business correctly is a very important factor in this process. “Purchase and sale decisions are probably the most important a business owner makes and must be made carefully, taking expert advice,” says John Witter, CEO of Horizon Capital Corporate Finance, a Cape Town based, ’boutique’ Corporate Finance house, specialising in the sale and acquisition of medium sized enterprises.
Read More“South Africa is comparatively well positioned for economic growth over the next few years,” says Horizon Capital CEO, John Witter. In fact, now is the right time to start looking to buy a business, according to the investment specialist. What Witter describes as a mere cyclical downturn in SA, made worse for industrialised countries by the sub prime crisis, is an opportune period to look into investments in developing countries such as South Africa.
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