An asset disposition business plan can be a tricky document. Depending on the quantity of the assets your business is dividing up and their value, you might need to include market research and an industry analysis similar to any formal business plan for a venture seeking funding. Will your reviewers want or need to know the market conditions for these assets, their projected future value, or the context of how they were used previously? Ask yourself what the reader needs to know (or wants to see) and grow the business plan's contents from there. Common inclusions for a document of this type:
• A full asset list
• An assessment of current values
• A pro forma showing future returns
• Company-specific information or historical summary
• A SWOT for any business-related future use of the disposed assets
The business plan for asset disposition can take many forms, and it's best to model after a successful file used in the same way. If you can determine a comparable disposition process that was written about, see if you can get your hands on the source files that were used in the preparation of that business plan. If not, you might have a hard time coming up with the right market research, asset valuations, and structure to get your point across. MasterPlans has a team of 25 experts, all in-house, working on projects exactly like this every day. Call a consultant at the industry's leading business planning firm to learn how your business plan needs can be fulfilled: 877-453-2011.
