With millions in newly liberated capital, a company can;
• Expand or Update Facilities and Equipment
• Develop New Products or Services
• Pay Down Debt (Deleverage Balance Sheet)
• Buy Out Minority Interests
• Pay Corporate Dividends
• Make Strategic Acquisitions
• Maximize Proceeds Upon Sale of Company
In other words, a company can invest its money where it belongs - in its business, rather than its real estate which has a much slower rate of return.
With a sale-leaseback arrangement, a company can access 100% of its property's market value and maintain control of the property.
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