Perhaps you have been thinking about it for years. Perhaps something changed: your health, your family, a competitor who sold. This page is for the owner of a business with 10 to 150 people, in Germany, France or Italy, deciding what becomes of it.
You have done many hard things. You have probably never done this. Most owners sell one company in their life, and they sit across the table from people who buy companies for a living.
We even the table: we prepare the company, find buyers who can actually pay, protect the part of the price that comes later, write the contracts, and stay until the money is in your account.
Everything below expands on that one sentence, written to be skimmed. If you would rather just talk: contact@finpeak.app. A person reads it, and a person answers.
Almost every buyer at this size needs a bank. So the real question is not what a formula says. It is what a financed buyer can pay.
Companies prepared this way sell for more. Nothing surfaces later to argue the price down.
More people will say they want to buy your company than can pay for it. We ask three questions, early and politely:
Equity, bank debt, or hope. Two of the three close deals.
Skin in the game is the fastest honesty test there is.
We know what lenders in your country expect, and we check.
A serious buyer respects the questions. The others go away. Better now than after a year.
Most buyers will ask you to finance part of your own sale: part of the price at closing, part over the following years. That is normal. Unprotected, it is also where sellers get hurt.
The question every owner asks first, and almost no advisor answers. The honest version: a buyer who needs a bank needs the business to keep running, and the business is your people.
What a buyer plans for the workforce, the site and the name is part of how we rank buyers. If it matters to you, it matters in the process.
What can be made binding, we write in. And we tell you plainly which promises bind, and which are only words.
The largest avoidable cost in your sale is legal drafting. We remove it.
The full set, to bank standard, with notes for your lawyer.
Marks up what protects you. Judgment, not typing.
Exactly as in any other sale. Nothing unusual to explain.
You pay your lawyer for judgment, not for typing.
Write to us. A first conversation costs nothing. contact@finpeak.app
Execution the big firms reserve for big deals, affordable at your size. 70% of transaction work repeats from deal to deal; our own software does that part in days, not weeks. People make every decision.
Click any step. Engage us for the whole road or a single stretch of it. Most sales take 6–12 months.
Not sure which step you are at? Ask. contact@finpeak.app
Anyone can claim quality. We show it. Ask, and we will send redacted samples of the real documents: a buyer teaser, a page of a purchase agreement with our drafting notes, the file a bank receives.
Ask for the samplesA real buyer teaser, name and numbers redacted
Most sales take 6 to 12 months from first conversation to money in the account. Preparing the company properly at the start is what keeps the rest of the road short.
No. Buyers first see an anonymous profile; your name appears only after they sign a confidentiality agreement. Your people learn about the sale when you decide, not before.
Then start with clarity, not commitment: an honest valuation and what a bank would say about the company. Many owners stop there for a year or two. Knowing the number changes nothing until you want it to.
No. The highest number is not always the most certain money or the best home for your people. You decide what matters: price, people, name, handover. We negotiate for that.
You write, we listen, and we tell you honestly whether and how we can help. It costs nothing, commits you to nothing, and stays between us.
Tell us as much or as little as you want. A person reads it, and a person answers.
Confidential · No commitment · The first conversation costs nothing