Review the business's financial performance, sustainable profitability, assets, liabilities, customer base, staffing requirements and any property or lease arrangements included in the sale.

Consider the asking price alongside sustainable profit, assets, growth prospects, recurring revenue, market position and anything else included in the transaction. Buyers should carry out their own assessment and obtain professional advice where appropriate.

Business acquisitions may be funded through personal capital, commercial lending, seller finance or a combination of funding sources. Availability and lending terms depend on both the buyer and the business being acquired.

Buyers should independently verify financial accounts, tax records, contracts, employees, assets, liabilities, leases, licences and other material information before completing a purchase.

Open the business listing you are interested in and use the enquiry options provided on the listing to contact the seller about the opportunity.

Listing information is supplied by sellers. Buyers should treat the information as a starting point and independently verify financial and operational details during their due diligence.