Businesses for sale
Morgan Business Sales is one of Australia’s leading mid-market business brokerages, with dozens of profitable Australian businesses confidentially listed for sale across every state and territory. Listings span construction, freight and logistics, manufacturing, engineering, IT and services, retail, hospitality, agriculture and more. Explore our current opportunities below.
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How to buy a business through Morgan Business Sales
Buying a business is one of the most significant financial decisions you will make. Our brokers guide you through every stage of the acquisition — from initial shortlisting through to settlement and handover — while protecting the seller’s confidentiality and your commercial interests.
1. Browse and shortlist
Use the filters above to narrow current opportunities by industry, state or profit range. Each listing summary shows the business type, location, sales revenue, adjusted profit (EBITDA) and asking price format, so you can quickly identify which opportunities match your acquisition criteria.
2. Register interest and sign an NDA
Once you’ve identified a business of interest, register your details with the assigned broker. After a brief qualification conversation, we issue a Non-Disclosure Agreement. On execution, you receive the confidential Information Memorandum (IM) — a detailed document covering the business model, financials, operations, staff, and growth opportunities.
3. Review, ask questions and meet the owner
Assess the IM against your investment criteria, submit follow-up questions through your broker, and — where appropriate — meet the owner under confidentiality. Site visits and management meetings are arranged at a stage that protects the seller’s business during the process.
4. Submit an offer or Expression of Interest
Once you are ready to proceed, submit a written offer or Expression of Interest through your broker. We support you through negotiation, deal structuring (share sale vs asset sale, vendor finance, earn-outs, transition arrangements) and formal due diligence.
5. Exchange contracts and settle
After due diligence is satisfied, your legal representatives exchange contracts. On settlement, funds are transferred, the business is handed over, and — where relevant — the vendor supports the transition for an agreed period.
Who we work with
Our buyers include first-time business owners, industry consolidators, family offices, private equity firms and international acquirers. Whatever your acquisition strategy, our brokers can help you evaluate opportunities and structure the right deal.
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