Can you give more details about what services you are offering?
The cautious side of me says the following:
Will the morale of you and your employees change? If so, then what will happen is that you'll sell out and your employees may not get the financial windfall that you get, they get demoralized and quit and the whole thing winds up falling apart and your 11 employees leave.
But that doesn't matter just because you cashed out, right?
Will you and your team retain the autonomy and freedom you (may) have now?
What about the other 50% of your business that you may be dropping? What is the potential upside if you were to focus on growing that side of the business?
You're looking to sell out to the client company who comprises 50% of your rev for what?
THe larger budgets come with tethers to the scope and constraints of those who own the budget... so just because they are larger doesn't mean you have more freedom with them... in fact, if they are significantly larger - you may have MORE scrutiny and reporting and metrics etc...
Finally, only you can answer this - but take a very cautious stance and don't forget all the trade offs...