Question 1

What happens after I submit my valuation details?

Accepted Answer

Lyndon Advisory reviews your company, revenue range, sector, market, and available financial information to assess whether the opportunity fits our mandate criteria and buyer reach. If there is a fit, our team follows up directly to discuss an indicative enterprise value range, likely buyer universe, and whether a structured sale process makes sense.

Question 2

Is my information kept confidential?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All information you share is strictly confidential and governed by our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. We do not share your details with any third party — including potential buyers — without your explicit consent. Confidentiality is the foundation of our client relationships.

Question 3

Does submitting the form commit me to selling?

Accepted Answer

No. The form is a confidential qualification step, not a mandate and not a commitment to sell. It helps us judge whether Lyndon Advisory is likely to add value before we ask either side to spend time on a call.

Question 4

How long does it take to sell a business with Lyndon Advisory?

Accepted Answer

Most mid-market transactions in Asia Pacific take six to nine months from mandate to closing. The exact timeline depends on business complexity, buyer appetite in your sector, regulatory approvals required, and how quickly due diligence progresses. If your inquiry is a fit, we will give you a realistic timeline estimate for your specific situation.

Question 5

What information should I include?

Accepted Answer

Annual revenue is required because deal scale affects buyer reach and mandate fit. EBITDA, net profit, website, and a brief description of the business are useful but optional at the first step.

Question 6

Can I use this if a buyer has already approached me?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The valuation inquiry is designed for owners who have received a private equity, competitor, strategic buyer, shareholder, or succession-related approach and need an independent view before sharing more information or granting exclusivity.

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