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The Acquisition Playbook / LOI strategy / 2.2

Pricing and structure frameworks

How you frame price should do two things at once. It should be easy for an owner to understand, and it should protect you from the unknowns that still matter. The cleaner the earnings story, the simpler you can be. The more uncertainty you are carrying, the more your structure should share that risk rather than pretending it does not exist.

Section takeaway

Structure that shares uncertainty closes faster than a number that ignores it

The LOI that wins is not the highest number. It is the most credible number with a structure that makes sense for the risks in this specific deal. Sellers and their advisors can distinguish between a structure designed to share risk fairly and one designed to protect the buyer from a bad deal.

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