Business brokerage

The right buyer is rarely in your own city.

We represent owners selling a business, buyers looking for one, and companies seeking a partner in a new market. One desk runs the process, across borders, in confidence.

Who we represent

Three kinds of mandate.

Choose the one that describes you.

Sell-side representation

For founders and owners ready to sell all or part of a business, retire, or bring in a strategic owner.

  • Readiness review and valuation perspective before you go to market
  • A confidential profile that doesn't name you until a buyer signs an NDA
  • Outreach to strategic and financial buyers in more than one country
  • Offer comparison, negotiation and coordination through to closing

Typical sellers

Owner-led companies planning succession. Founders whose growth needs a bigger parent. Businesses with a product that would travel well in another market.

The process

How a sale runs with us.

Every deal is different. The order of work isn't. Step through it.

Get the house in order.

We review your financials, contracts and ownership with you, and flag anything a buyer's diligence will find. Fixing it now is cheaper than discounting for it later.

You'll need

  • Recent financial statements
  • Key customer and supplier contracts
  • A clear view of who owns what

Interactive

How sale-ready is your business?

Six questions buyers will ask. Nothing is sent anywhere.

  • Do you have reviewed or audited financials for recent years?
  • Could the business run for a month without you?
  • Is revenue spread across many customers?
  • Are key customer contracts in writing?
  • Is ownership clear and documented?
  • Do you know what you want to do after the sale?

Sale readiness

Talk it through with us

Brokerage questions

Will my staff or customers find out?

Not from us. Buyers see an anonymous profile first and learn your name only after signing an NDA you've approved.

Do you work on cross-border deals?

Yes. That's where a single coordinating desk matters most. We work alongside local counsel and advisers in each jurisdiction involved.

Are you a licensed securities broker?

Where a transaction involves the sale of securities and the law requires a licensed broker-dealer or local intermediary, the transaction is completed through one. We'll explain how that applies to your deal on the first call.

How are fees structured?

Fees depend on the mandate and are agreed in writing before any work starts. The first conversation is free.