Based on the provided references, the question is incomplete. The references discuss elements of strategic decision-making but don't explicitly list "5 strategic options." However, we can infer potential strategic options from the provided elements related to business strategy and transactions. Assuming the strategic options refer to choices a business might consider concerning its future direction or a specific deal, here are 5 potential strategic options inferred from the references:
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Operational Improvement: Conduct an operations assessment. This implies a strategic option to improve internal operations to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, or increase output.
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Market Expansion: Assess market factors. This suggests a strategic option focused on growing the business by entering new markets or increasing market share in existing ones.
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Restructuring: Determine structural goals. This points towards a strategic option of reorganizing the company's structure, potentially involving mergers, acquisitions, or divestitures to achieve specific objectives.
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Dual Track Transaction: Dual track transaction process considerations. This indicates a strategy of simultaneously pursuing both an IPO (Initial Public Offering) and a sale of the company, keeping options open.
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Exit Strategy: Define exit path. This represents a strategic decision focusing on how the current owners or investors will eventually exit the business, such as through a sale to another company, a management buyout, or an IPO.
