Sell Your Business
to the Right Buyer

Selling a business begins with finding the right buyer. At Hawkfall Holdings, we acquire established businesses across the United States. The process starts with a confidential conversation where we learn about your business, followed by a fair market valuation, letter of intent, due diligence, and a smooth closing. Unlike working with a traditional business broker, selling directly to Hawkfall means fewer intermediaries, lower fees, and a buyer who is committed to preserving what you have built.

Business valuation depends on several factors including annual revenue, profitability, growth trajectory, industry, customer concentration, and the strength of your management team. For the types of businesses we acquire — typically generating between $2 million and $10 million in annual revenue — valuations are commonly based on a multiple of seller's discretionary earnings (SDE) or EBITDA. We provide honest, transparent valuations grounded in real market data. We do not lowball owners or use pressure tactics. We are happy to provide a no-obligation preliminary valuation during our initial conversation.

The timeline for selling a business varies, but at Hawkfall Holdings we aim to move efficiently. A typical acquisition takes between 60 and 120 days from our initial conversation to closing. This includes time for valuation, negotiation of a letter of intent, due diligence, and finalizing legal documents. Because we are a direct buyer — not a broker or marketplace — we can move faster than many alternatives. We have our own capital, our own legal team, and a streamlined due diligence process. Businesses with clean financial records, stable operations, and clear ownership structures tend to close on the faster end of that range.

Absolutely. One of the core principles at Hawkfall Holdings is that great businesses are built by great people. When we acquire a company, we are acquiring the team that makes it successful. We retain existing employees and management whenever possible, and we invest in the people who drive the business forward. Many business owners tell us that the welfare of their employees is their top concern when selling. We take that responsibility seriously. Our portfolio companies collectively employ over 200 people, and we are proud of the culture and opportunities we provide across every business we own.

Yes, 100%. Confidentiality is foundational to how we operate. We understand that premature disclosure of a potential sale can disrupt employee morale, customer relationships, and vendor partnerships. From our very first conversation, everything is held in strict confidence. We are happy to sign a non-disclosure agreement before any sensitive information is shared. We do not publicly list businesses for sale, and we do not share details with third parties. Business owners choose to sell to Hawkfall specifically because we offer a discreet, private process that protects their reputation and their business throughout the transaction.

Hawkfall Holdings primarily acquires businesses generating between $2 million and $10 million in annual revenue across the United States. Our ideal acquisition targets include B2B distribution companies, e-commerce and digital-native brands, manufacturing and value-added service businesses, and growth-stage companies with clear paths to scale. We are not looking for startups or pre-revenue companies. If your business falls outside these parameters but you believe it could be a good fit, we still welcome a conversation.