
Buying a Nursery With a Low Ofsted Rating: Risk or Opportunity?
When a nursery comes to market with a Requires Improvement grade, the instinctive response from many buyers is to move on. The logic is understandable.

When a nursery comes to market with a Requires Improvement grade, the instinctive response from many buyers is to move on. The logic is understandable.
You are thinking about selling your nursery, and a buyer’s accountant mentions an adjusted EBITDA multiple of 6.5x. What does that actually mean, and what
Earnings Before Interest and Tax is your nursery’s operating profit before you account for interest payments on loans and your tax bill. It shows how

When a nursery owner asks what their business is worth, the honest answer is that it depends on a range of factors that interact with

When a nursery comes to market, the information a seller shares with prospective buyers is among the most sensitive commercial information they will ever disclose.

There is a version of nursery marketing that focuses on what sellers want to say about their business. The Ofsted grade, the years of trading,