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5 top issues when planning a joint venture [infographic]

WRITTEN BYJames Price | JPAbusiness

The JPAbusiness team has been involved in setting up and facilitating a number of successful joint ventures over the years, and we have also been called upon to sort out arrangements where things have gone wrong or haven’t been set up with adequate planning and foresight. Preparation is key!

If you are considering entering into a joint venture, we have created the following infographic to help you.

The infographic lists five issues to be aware of and which should be raised with all parties early in the planning and negotiation stages. 

How to make your joint venture a success 2021

 

What is a joint venture?

There are generally two broad types:

  1. Business benefits – Joint ventures that focus on joint business activities and leverage each other's scale and expertise (complementary benefits) to drive mutual growth and synergies.
  1. Business benefits and ownership – This type of joint venture combines the features above with a shared ownership (equity) position and potential for top-up or further buy-out of equity, usually through the issue of options and an agreed valuation, etc. This arrangement provides the synergy benefits for the party or parties, investment of additional capital and an incremental return on risk capital based on the growth in the business.

Do you need help planning a joint venture? 

Joint ventures can provide a great vehicle for business and personal success – they just need to be well planned from the outset. 

If you need help planning or negotiating a joint venture, JPAbusiness provides a number of related services, including:

We have also created free online resources on the topic which may assist you:

To learn more about how we can help, contact the team at JPAbusiness on 02 6360 0360 or 02 9893 1803 for a confidential, obligation-free discussion. 

 

 

About James Price | JPAbusiness James Price has over 30 years’ experience in providing strategic, commercial and financial advice to Australian and international business clients. James’ blogs provide business advice for aspiring and current small to mid-sized business owners, operators and managers.