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You want a technology business within a realistic acquisition
budget.

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Begin in Browse and Listings with a country and sector rather than
a vague keyword.

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The goal is a relevant shortlist with clear unanswered questions,
not an automatic purchase recommendation.

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Open Listings and refine Filters for country, industry and the
investment range you can realistically consider.

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Check currency before comparing amounts.

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Begin with essential criteria and loosen one filter at a time if
results are sparse.

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An asking price is the seller’s indication, not the final purchase
cost or an independently verified valuation.

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Allow for your separate acquisition and review requirements.

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Use Sort, then open a listing for its public details.

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Best for you needs sufficient profile context and no typed search,
so another ordering may be more appropriate.

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Compare business model, location and disclosed figures, then use
the save heart for a shortlist.

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Saving helps you revisit a record; it neither reserves the
business nor requests confidential documents or starts a signed
transaction.

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Open the strongest candidate and separate disclosed facts from
unknowns such as revenue period or price assumptions.

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Use the listing contact or data-room route for an authorised next
discussion.

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Read the NDA first.