Synergy Business Brokers helps owners sell profitable Colorado companies with annual revenue of $700,000 to $250 million or more. Whether you are preparing to retire, pursuing another opportunity, or looking for a buyer who can take the company further, we help you evaluate your options and manage the sale.
You can start with a confidential conversation about your business, its potential selling price, and your goals. There are no upfront brokerage fees, and our brokerage commission is earned when your company sells.
Our specialties include construction, manufacturing, distribution, healthcare, technology, services, and transportation.
We serve business owners across Colorado, including Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Fort Collins, Estes Park, Pueblo, and the Western Slope.
You should be able to explore a sale while continuing to run your business. Our mergers and acquisitions team prepares a public overview that explains the opportunity without identifying your company by name.
Before receiving identifying information, prospective buyers must sign a confidentiality agreement and provide details about their background and financial qualifications. We handle initial inquiries and screening so you can focus your time on serious prospects.
When a potential buyer operates in your industry, the information shared requires particular care. We work with you to manage those discussions while you remain focused on employees, customers, and daily operations.
A buyer may be interested in your customer base, experienced team, specialized capabilities, or an opportunity to expand into Colorado. We use those strengths to develop a marketing approach suited to your company.
Alongside our database of more than 40,000 potential buyers, we conduct targeted outreach to businesses, private equity firms, and qualified individual investors. Prospective acquirers can come from Colorado, elsewhere in the United States, or overseas.
We begin by reviewing your financial results and business operations to recommend a potential asking price. Our 15 step sales process then guides the marketing, buyer introductions, negotiations, due diligence, and closing.
We can usually reach step 9, introducing qualified buyers, within one to eight weeks of starting the process, often introducing multiple buyers during that period. Timing depends on the business and the information available. Offers, due diligence, and closing follow those initial introductions.
Two offers with similar prices can produce different outcomes for you. We help you compare the cash paid at closing, any deferred payments, financing requirements, assets included in the sale, and the role the buyer expects you to have afterward.
A buyer’s experience and ability to complete the acquisition also matter. We help you assess these factors alongside your goals, whether you want a shorter transition or continued involvement in the company.
Our guidance on protecting yourself when selling your business explains why understanding what is included in an offer is an important part of comparing buyers.
Tell us what your business does, where it operates, its annual revenue, and why you are considering a sale. One of our Senior M&A Brokers will discuss your goals, the information needed to evaluate the business, and the next steps.
You do not need to have every detail of your exit worked out before speaking with us. An initial conversation can help you understand your options and decide whether to move forward.
Request a confidential consultation about selling your Colorado business.
