AUBusiness brokers in Australia
A business broker markets your business, finds and qualifies buyers, and runs the sale through to settlement, usually for a commission on the price. Whether you need one depends on the business, your time and how much of the sale you want to handle yourself.
Guides
- How business brokers get paidHow brokers are paid, and what to read in the agency agreement.
- What a business broker does, and how to choose oneWhat a broker does, and the checks to make before you sign.
- M&A adviser vs business brokerWhen a sale needs an M&A adviser rather than a business broker.
How firms are ranked here
Firms appear here as they join Signetry. When they do, they are ranked by facts anyone can check, and this is the whole method:
- Licensed or registered as the state requires. Every state and territory requires it.
- Membership of the Australian Institute of Business Brokers, and its CPBB designation.
- Active listings on public record.
- Years operating.
- The industries it has sold in.
No firm pays for a place, and each firm's page links to the evidence behind it. Signetry does not rate firms.