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Comparison of two paths to owner liquidity showing a sale ending ownership at zero percent versus a recapitalization advancing 40 to 60 percent of appraised value while retaining 100 percent ownership.

Liquidity Without a Sale: The Recapitalization Most Owners Never Model

Selling is not the only way to get liquidity out of a business. A recapitalization releases owner cash while keeping the asset and the upside. Here is how it works and when to use it.
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Anatomy diagram showing an illiquid asset retained by its owner, a facility structured against it, and liquidity released while ownership and future upside are kept.

Selling the Asset Is the Most Expensive Way to Raise Cash

Selling an illiquid asset to raise cash costs twice, in discount and in forfeited upside. How owners unlock liquidity by borrowing against the asset instead of selling it.
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