Earn-Out Agreements Explained: Risks and Rewards
An Earn-Out Agreement is a contract often used in the sale of a business to bridge valuation gaps between the buyer and the seller. It links a portion of the final purchase price to the future performance of the business, allowing sellers to receive additional payments if the business meets specific financial targets post-sale, such as revenue or EBITDA goals.
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