A New Way to Look at Exit Strategies for the ATM Business
Sponsored by: Kahuna Business Group
Type: White Paper
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Eventually, a deployer may want to leave the ATM industry, whether to pursue other business opportunities or simply to retire. Careful planning can make the transition easier and more profitable. When planning an exit strategy, consider:
- Exit options, such as full, partial or virtual exits
- The value of the business
- The goals to be achieved when leaving
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