A school looking for investment, a partner, or a way out cannot let that be known. Parents withdraw, staff start looking, and the school is worth less for having asked. Everything here stays between the parties until you decide otherwise.
A minority or majority stake, to fund a campus, clear debt, or bring a partner with capital and experience into the governing body.
Where a trust wants to hand operations to an experienced operator while retaining ownership of the society and the land.
A built campus with no school, or a school looking for premises. Both sides are here more often than either expects.
Against fee receivables, for a season, rather than a permanent change to who owns or runs the school.
Taking on an established school brand or curriculum partner, with the standards and obligations that come with it.
Brand side →Where the promoters are stepping away. In India this is usually a transfer of trusteeship rather than a sale, and it is handled as such.
Enough to describe the school honestly to a serious party, and nothing that identifies it before you agree to be identified.
| The school | Board, grades offered, year established, enrolment over three years |
|---|---|
| The finances | Fee structure by grade, annual revenue, operating margin, outstanding debt |
| The campus | Land area and built-up area, owned or leased, and the lease terms if leased |
| The structure | Society, trust or company — and who currently controls it |
| Standing | Affiliation status, recognitions, and anything currently under review |
| What you want | Investment, management transfer, lease, capital, or a full transfer — and your timeline |
We will tell you where the information is thin, and what a serious party will ask for that you do not yet have. Better from us than in the middle of a negotiation.
A first conversation, under your terms, with nothing written down until you want it to be. Call, or send an enquiry and we will come back to you.
