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At Buckley Scriven Oregan we know growth is often seen as a positive signal of success, yet it brings complexity that many SMEs underestimate. As businesses expand, decision-making tends to slow. More people are involved, more information is required, and more caution is exercised. While this may fe…
Read MoreShareholder deadlock is a common risk in Irish SMEs, particularly where ownership is evenly split or decision making requires unanimous agreement. What often begins as a difference of opinion can quickly escalate into a situation where the business cannot move forward. In 2026, with increased pressu…
Read MoreResolving Shareholder Deadlock: Practical Options for SME Directors
Read MoreFor Irish business owners planning an exit, valuation is often the most important and most misunderstood element of the process. Many assume that a profitable business will automatically achieve a strong price. In reality, buyers look beyond headline profit figures and focus on a range of fa…
Read MoreBusiness Valuation Before Exit: What Drives Price in the Irish Market
Read MoreShareholder disputes can be one of the most damaging challenges an SME faces. In many Irish businesses, ownership is concentrated among a small group of founders, family members or investors. While this can create strong alignment in the early stages, differences in expectations often emerge as the…
Read MoreAvoiding Shareholder Disputes: Governance Steps Every SME Should Take
Read MoreAt Buckley Scriven Oregan we know cash flow is often described as the lifeblood of a business. Many SME owners focus heavily on maintaining healthy bank balances, believing that strong cash reserves alone provide security. In reality, cash without control can create a false sense of stability. Busin…
Read MoreFor many Irish business owners, exiting a company represents one of the most important financial events of their career. Whether the intention is to retire, sell to a third party or transfer ownership to the next generation, a successful exit rarely happens by accident. In 2026, early and structured…
Read MorePlanning Your Exit in 2026: Where Irish Business Owners Should Begin
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