3 years ago when starting up I would have been horrified at the prospect of being acquired by a large corporation but in those 3 years I've got used to the idea. Organic growth might be too slow even to get to the stage where a VC would be interested so if a big player could push the technology we are developing faster and further than we can then that's got to be a good thing. I'd be happy for a return on my investment too. I think it depends entirely on what the owners want, but whatever that is probably a good idea to have a clear strategy earlier rather than later. Took me 3 years, but I'm a bit slow. There are some good, short videos on a range of topics around exiting here:
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