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Before you offer
Buyer evaluation checklist
Use this as a starting framework, alongside independent professional advice.
- Understand the customer problem and market demand.
- Review the revenue model, customer concentration and scalability.
- Examine audited or supportable financial records.
- Confirm assets, liabilities, litigation, licences, taxes and compliance.
- Assess management dependence and employee continuity.
- Validate intellectual property, contracts and operational risks.
- Use independent legal, financial, tax and commercial due diligence.
Buying in 2026
What buyers are looking for in running businesses today
Acquirers are prioritising businesses with recurring revenue, documented compliance and management that can operate without the founder. Understanding what the current market rewards helps you shortlist faster and negotiate with evidence.
Cash-generating service businesses
Facility management, logistics, healthcare services, IT services and B2B maintenance contracts attract buyers because revenue repeats and working capital is predictable.
Manufacturing with capacity headroom
Plants with spare capacity, existing approvals and a stable client list are used by buyers to add volume without a greenfield build.
Digital and e-commerce assets
Content sites, SaaS products, marketplaces, app businesses and D2C brands sell on traffic quality, retention and margin rather than headcount.
Distribution and dealership networks
Established territories, supplier agreements and route-to-market coverage are hard to rebuild, so they command a premium.
Licence and approval-heavy businesses
Pharma units, food processing, education institutions and NBFC-style entities carry value in approvals that take years to obtain.
Distressed and turnaround situations
Buyers with operating capability look for underperforming units where assets, orders or talent can be revived.
Search terms
Popular ways buyers search for opportunities
Opportunities on B2B Mergers are structured so these common searches map to real filters: industry, location, revenue band, asking price and transaction type.
- Running business for sale near me with existing staff and customers.
- Profitable small business for sale under 1 crore.
- Manufacturing company for sale with land, plant and machinery.
- IT company or software business for sale with recurring clients.
- Restaurant, cafe, hotel or resort for sale as a going concern.
- Logistics, transport or warehouse business for sale.
- Company takeover opportunities and distressed asset sales.
- Business for sale in Hyderabad, Bangalore, Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Chennai and Pune.
- Business for sale in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the wider UAE.
- Franchise or dealership resale with an existing territory.
Questions buyers ask
Buying a business: frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to buy a running business?+
Asking prices are usually set as a multiple of annual profit or EBITDA, adjusted for assets, debt and working capital. Small owner-operated businesses often trade at low single-digit multiples, while companies with recurring contracts, strong management and clean records command higher multiples. Always test the asking price against verified financials.
What documents should I ask for before making an offer?+
Incorporation and ownership records, three years of financial statements, tax and GST filings, bank statements, major customer and supplier contracts, employee records, lease or property documents, licences, and details of any litigation, loans or charges on assets.
How long does a business acquisition take?+
A straightforward small acquisition can complete in six to twelve weeks. Deals involving regulatory approvals, multiple shareholders, property transfer or cross-border structuring commonly take three to six months.
Should I buy shares or buy assets?+
A share purchase transfers the company with its history, contracts and liabilities. An asset purchase takes selected assets and usually leaves past liabilities behind but may require fresh licences and contract novation. The right route depends on tax, liability and continuity, so take professional advice.
Is due diligence really necessary for a small acquisition?+
Yes. Even a scaled-down review of financials, tax compliance, contracts and liabilities protects you from undisclosed debt, disputed ownership and overstated earnings.