The market is likely to see two types of businesses emerging from the pandemic: those who have adapted, and prospered; and those who have struggled to keep pace in an ever-changing landscape.
The next few months will be the true test for those businesses that are struggling for survival, particularly as the UK Government's furlough scheme draws to a close. But for those looking to invest, there are likely to be opportunities as distressed companies and assets appear in the marketplace. The 'distressed' nature of such assets should not be a deterrent, but it does require a particularly considered approach to ensure that any investment made is a fully informed one. Share or asset purchase, or cash injection Investors should consider if the business is viable as a going con...
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