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At its core, a business intermediary helps facilitate significant business transactions. This can encompass a wide range of activities, including:

Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A): For businesses looking to buy or sell, intermediaries like Faram LLC play a crucial role in identifying potential targets or buyers, conducting due diligence, negotiating terms, and shepherding the entire process from initial contact to closing.
Selling a Business: Owners often seek an intermediary to discreetly market their business, find qualified buyers, and secure the best possible deal, ensuring a smooth transition and maximizing their return on investment.
Buying a Business: Conversely, individuals or companies looking to acquire another business can rely on intermediaries to identify suitable opportunities that align with their strategic goals and financial capabilities.
Strategic Partnerships and Joint Ventures: Intermediaries can also identify and cultivate strategic alliances, helping businesses collaborate on projects, share resources, or expand their market reach through mutually beneficial partnerships.
Capital Raising: In some instances, intermediaries can assist businesses in securing funding by connecting them with investors, venture capitalists, or private equity firms.