Private business acquisitions
What would it take for you to sell?
Find out confidentially what your business could be worth, who the right buyer might be and how a deal could come together.
No public listing · No company name · You approve every disclosure
Off-market
Test the market without going to market.
You don't have to decide to sell today. First find out what could be possible.
Many of the most interesting businesses are never publicly listed.
Review privatelyCore principle
Businesses. Buyers. Capital.
A good deal needs all three. Financeria brings them together from the start.
01
Business
Understand value and transferability.
02
Buyer
Review capital, experience and intent.
03
Capital
See early how a deal could be structured.
Deal example
Established U.S. B2B services business
Illustrative example from Financeria's focus range
- Revenue
- $7,000,000
- Adjusted EBITDA
- $1,400,000
- Possible enterprise value
- $5,600,000 – 7,000,000
One possible deal structure
- Buyer equity
- $1,750,000
- External financing
- $3,400,000
- Seller financing
- $1,150,000
- Total
- $6,300,000
A buyer does not need the full purchase price in cash. Financeria shows how an acquisition could be structured.
Illustrative example. No financing commitment.
Confidentiality
You decide who gets access.
Company name, website and exact address stay hidden until you approve a confidential introduction.
- 01Describe your business confidentially
- 02Create an anonymous profile
- 03Review matching buyers
- 04Approve the introduction yourself
For buyers
What could you own?
Find businesses that match your capital, your experience and the role you want to take.
Trust
Discretion is not an add-on, it is the foundation.
- No public company names — at any point
- Your data is handled confidentially and under applicable data-protection requirements
- Buyer profiles are reviewed before any introduction
- Financing is shown on an indicative basis only