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When you sell a nursery business, the employees do not simply transfer across as a matter of goodwill or practical convenience. They transfer because the
It is one of the first questions nursery owners ask when they start thinking about selling. It is also one of the hardest to answer
Buying a day nursery is not like buying most other businesses. The regulated nature of early years provision means due diligence covers more ground than
If you are buying a day nursery in 2026, it is natural to ask one direct question: what return can I expect? It is also
Buying a day nursery is one of those acquisitions where finance and operations are tied together. You can find a great setting with strong demand
Buying a nursery business can be a very rewarding step, but it is not a purchase you should approach like a typical small business acquisition.
Buying a day nursery is not like buying most other small businesses. You are not only buying earnings. You are buying a regulated service, a
Location has always mattered in childcare. Parents want convenience, children need safe and suitable premises and buyers want confidence that demand will continue after completion.
Occupancy is one of the first numbers a buyer will look at when assessing a day nursery. It shows how much of the nursery’s available
If you own a day nursery and are thinking about selling, EBITDA is likely to come up early in the conversation. It is one of