International Commodities Exchange of London Launches New No Seller Cost Listing Program
International Commodities Exchange of London, a full service and online brokerage firm based on London, has recently launched a new program that will cater to the trading needs of potential business sellers.
London, United Kingdom, November 21, 2012 --(PR.com)-- The new program is part of the firm’s initiative and continuing dedication of providing expanded services and helping possible business sellers. The new service offering is called No Cost to Seller listing program.
Since the establishment of the International Commodities Exchange of London, it has already witnessed relentless ups and downs of the economic sector not only within the country but in the entire global economy as well. Those alarming economic conditions that we have been experiencing were as bad as those that have been experienced decades ago. Because of this, business sectors have suffered tremendously.
Normally, business owners have been required to pay fees and charges of 8 percent up to 20 percent to sell their businesses. This selling set up simply means that the selling business owners is only getting 80 to 92 percent of the business sales income after paying off the broker. Although these fees and charges can be justified and adjusted depending on the circumstances, in most cases, they are not.
Most business owners have worked so much hard to develop and grow their businesses, but when it comes to selling it, it seems that most of them are just throwing it away without considering the value and the exerted efforts during the time that they were establishing them.
Given the facts above, here’s how the International Commodities Exchange of London new program works:
• Businesses for sale must have at least completed two years of business operation and must hold outstanding records, books and with real numbers. This program is not available for start-ups businesses or those businesses that have no solid records or books.
• Businesses must meet the required standards for listing purposes. Every business owner is required to submit profit and loss listings as well as listings of current equipments of the business. Please take note that the International Commodities Exchange of London will only consider quality businesses that meet all the requirements.
• International Commodities Exchange of London is also a referral-based business. Every business seller is expected to refer qualified business buyers or sellers for assistance.
International Commodities Exchange of London’s new no seller cost listing program is also expected to draw more attention from the selling business owners who are greatly affected by the required fees and charges asked by brokers. This program aims to help business owners to retain at least their initial investments for the businesses they established.
Since the establishment of the International Commodities Exchange of London, it has already witnessed relentless ups and downs of the economic sector not only within the country but in the entire global economy as well. Those alarming economic conditions that we have been experiencing were as bad as those that have been experienced decades ago. Because of this, business sectors have suffered tremendously.
Normally, business owners have been required to pay fees and charges of 8 percent up to 20 percent to sell their businesses. This selling set up simply means that the selling business owners is only getting 80 to 92 percent of the business sales income after paying off the broker. Although these fees and charges can be justified and adjusted depending on the circumstances, in most cases, they are not.
Most business owners have worked so much hard to develop and grow their businesses, but when it comes to selling it, it seems that most of them are just throwing it away without considering the value and the exerted efforts during the time that they were establishing them.
Given the facts above, here’s how the International Commodities Exchange of London new program works:
• Businesses for sale must have at least completed two years of business operation and must hold outstanding records, books and with real numbers. This program is not available for start-ups businesses or those businesses that have no solid records or books.
• Businesses must meet the required standards for listing purposes. Every business owner is required to submit profit and loss listings as well as listings of current equipments of the business. Please take note that the International Commodities Exchange of London will only consider quality businesses that meet all the requirements.
• International Commodities Exchange of London is also a referral-based business. Every business seller is expected to refer qualified business buyers or sellers for assistance.
International Commodities Exchange of London’s new no seller cost listing program is also expected to draw more attention from the selling business owners who are greatly affected by the required fees and charges asked by brokers. This program aims to help business owners to retain at least their initial investments for the businesses they established.
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