Selected businesses and projects to invest in

What you will find in this marketplace

We list two different things and it is worth not confusing them. Businesses for sale are going concerns whose owners want to hand them over: clinics, hotels, restaurants, shops, industrial firms or technology companies with accounts, staff and clients. Investment projects are deals looking for capital — a property development, the refurbishment of a building, a capital increase — where you come in as a partner, not as a buyer.

Each listing states the sector, the province, the type of transaction and the figures the owner authorises us to publish. The rest — audited accounts, normalised EBITDA, contracts and the real reason for the sale — is released under a confidentiality agreement to anyone who demonstrates genuine interest and capacity.

What it means for an opportunity to be verified

Before listing anything we check that there is a real seller with authority to decide, that the figures they give us match the accounts presented and that there are no charges or disputes that make the deal unviable. If something does not add up, the opportunity is not listed.

That does not replace due diligence: verification stops you wasting time on phantom listings, but the thorough review comes afterwards, with your advisers and ours, before signing.

Why many deals are never listed

Most company sales are handled discreetly. An owner who announces a sale usually ends up with unsettled employees, suppliers tightening terms and competitors making the most of the moment. That is why a significant share of our transactions circulates only among registered investors.

If you are looking for something specific — a sector, a province, a revenue range — registering with the private network is usually more effective than scanning the public listing: we let you know when something fits, before it is published.