Lack of buyer data hampers premium pricing. Channing Hamlet
12 Mar 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief talk, Channing Hamlet explains that many business owners of sub‑$100 million revenue companies fail to recognize the depth of data buyers expect when evaluating a potential acquisition. Because these firms typically do not invest in sophisticated financial systems, budgeting tools, or robust KPI tracking, they lack the organized, granular data needed to demonstrate the value that would justify a premium price. The resulting data gaps make it difficult to present a clean, compelling package to buyers, leading to lower sale valuations.











