Businesses for sale

Deal listings are businesses for sale posted by brokers, intermediaries and sellers. Each listing states the industry, location, revenue and EBITDA the poster reports, whether the business is described as SBA eligible, and whether the poster represents the seller exclusively.

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DealSeeking buyer

Buy-Side Mandate: $2M+ EBITDA Businesses in California & the West Coast

West Coast, USA

Kautilya is currently advising a U.S.-based searcher seeking to acquire established operating businesses with $2M+ in EBITDA, primarily across California and the broader West Coast. The search is focused on businesses with meaningful recurring or repeat revenue, strong operating fundamentals, stable cash flows, and durable customer relationships. While there is particular interest in professional services, real estate services, trade and vocational education, and other service-oriented businesses, the mandate remains industry-flexible, and we welcome opportunities across a broad range of sectors. We are actively engaging with business owners, brokers, and intermediaries to identify both marketed and off-market opportunities that align with this mandate. If you are representing a business that may be a fit or are aware of an opportunity that meets these criteria we would welcome the opportunity to connect and discuss further.

Aditya Gada, a member22 hours ago

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DealSeeking buyer

Niche industrial parts supplier — $990K EBITDA

Manufacturing, SBA eligible

Supplier of custom equipment and spare parts for a small niche of large industrial equipment. Only one other company in the space. Seller retiring, LOI signed.

Priya Shah, an investor from Wharton in Denver, CO, USAlast month

$2.8M
Revenue: $990K
EBITDA: $3.4M
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Frequently asked questions

A deal listing is a post by a broker, intermediary or seller offering a business for sale. It carries structured fields (industry, location, revenue, EBITDA, asking price, SBA eligibility and exclusivity) so buyers can compare opportunities quickly, and members can ask questions in the comments or by direct message.

SBA eligible means the poster believes the business could qualify for financing under the U.S. Small Business Administration's 7(a) loan program, which is commonly used to buy small businesses. It is the poster's statement, not an approval: eligibility is decided by the lender after reviewing the business and the buyer.

Exclusive representation means the poster holds an agreement to be the only intermediary marketing the business. Non-exclusive means the seller may work with several intermediaries at once, so the same business can appear in more than one place.

Open the listing and use the I'm interested button to register interest, which also increments the public interested-buyers count. To start a conversation, comment on the listing or send the poster a direct message.

Businesses for sale

Buy-Side Mandate: $2M+ EBITDA Businesses in California & the West Coast

Niche industrial parts supplier — $990K EBITDA

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