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Assessing a technology company acquisition
Assessing a technology company acquisition
Barney Battles, Managing Partner, Balgownie Ventures
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Barney Battles, Managing Partner of Balgownie Ventures, tells how he assesses a technology company for acquisition.
In this interview Barney describes:
● what makes a tech company a good acquisition target
● the most important KPIs for a technology company
● the hidden weaknesses to look out for
● where to identify a target.
In this interview Barney describes:
● what makes a tech company a good acquisition target
● the most important KPIs for a technology company
● the hidden weaknesses to look out for
● where to identify a target.
