Turnaround & Restructuring
Turnaround and Restructuring
Turnaround Fundamentals
The Fact Finding
  • Business turnaround is all about taking a proactive approach - identifying the symptoms of a financially unhealthy company and taking the appropriate steps in response. 
  • Is your business profitable? Are you achieving your key goals and objectives? How sustainable are your current structure and operations? If any of these questions are setting off alarm bells, the chances are pretty high that a company is in financial distress. If this is the case, then business turnaround should be your first priority. The longer you wait, the harder it will be to reverse the damage, and the greater the likelihood of insolvency occurring again.
  • At RJ Reuter we focus exclusively on business recovery, business turnaround and insolvency services. This focus on a few key areas allows us to operate independently and free from the conflicts of interest that arise with larger firms. 
RJ Reuter Business Restructuring
The Workplan
  • Business restructuring is the process of rebuilding the operational and financial areas of an enterprise. The objective is to recover from an unstable financial position, while building a framework for sustained success in the future. There are many approaches that business restructuring can take with an initial assessment.
  • The assessment process is vital as it allows RJ Reuter to identify areas of opportunity that may be contributing to a business's performance. These may include:
    • Cashflow
    • Working capital
    • Personnel
    • Overall strategy
  • With the assessment quickly completed, RJ Reuter provides options that are available to the business. This allows RJ Reuter to tailor a  turnaround or restructuring plan to the needs of an individual business, greatly increasing the chances of success.
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