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QUESTIONS OWNERS ASK FIRST.
Straight answers to the questions that usually come before price. If yours is not here, ask it directly.
Is Revuity Group Holdings a private equity fund?
No, it is a proposed holding company that has not completed legal formation. There is no fund, no outside investors and nothing offered for investment. The intent is to own a small number of businesses for the long term, with no fixed date to sell them.
How would an acquisition be financed?
Each acquisition would be financed on its own merits, with equity and debt sources identified and verified before any close, which may include an SBA 7(a) loan where the business and buyer qualify. Revuity Group Holdings has not applied for or been offered financing, and no acquisition closes until capital and financeability are verified.
What happens to my employees?
The intent is for existing staff to keep their roles through the first 100 days. Any later change would follow measured evidence and be agreed with the operator who runs the business.
Would you keep the business name?
The plan is to keep it unless keeping it would hurt the business. Many owners care about this as much as price, and we intend to treat it that way.
How long would I stay involved after a sale?
Your role and its length would be agreed in writing before close. Some owners want a short handover and others prefer a longer advisory role.
How confidential is a first conversation?
We intend never to contact your employees, customers or suppliers without your agreement, and a mutual NDA comes before any financials are shared.
What kind of business are you looking for?
Small, established businesses with verifiable earnings, recurring customers and work that better systems can improve. Each opportunity is judged on its own numbers against the published 100-point screen.
How is the group related to Revuity Systems?
Revuity Systems is a related independent business run by Jay Burgess, and Revuity Group Holdings does not own it. Any systems work for a business the group comes to own would run under separate agreements.
Are you raising money or taking outside capital?
No outside capital is being raised, and nothing on this site is an offer to invest. New ventures would start small and be funded further only after paying demand is proven.
How do I start a conversation?
Send a short note through the contact form, or choose "Request a call" and suggest a time. You share only what you are ready to share.