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Companies · succession, sale and capital

Your company carries on, with its people and its name.

We buy companies with our own capital and in full confidence. You talk to the people who decide, and we answer within 78 hours.

Four situations

Every company comes to us for a different reason

Whichever yours is, the approach is the same: direct, confidential, and with the company carrying on in mind.

  • Retirement and succession

    You are nearing retirement and nobody in the family can or wants to carry on. We buy the company so that it continues and, if you want to see the handover through for a few months, we agree it from the start.

  • Sale with continuity

    You want to sell all of the company or part of it, but you care about what happens next. We invest our own money and we don’t buy to sell on: the business and its people carry on.

  • Capital to grow

    The company works and needs capital to take the next step. We can bring it in and support the growth over the long term, with no exit date.

  • Difficulties or insolvency

    The company is going through financial difficulties or is in insolvency proceedings. We look at these cases too, discreetly and without judging: what matters to us is that the business and its people can carry on.

What stays the same

The owner changes. Everything else, as little as possible.

A company is much more than a balance sheet: it is its people, its name and whoever has brought it this far.

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    The people

    They stay. A company is worth what its people know how to do, and we buy it to keep running.

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    The name

    The name stays. Your clients still find the company they trust, under the name they know it by.

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    You, if you want

    If you want to see the handover through for a few months, there is room for you. We agree it from the start.

In any purchase there are small changes, but the greatest asset of any company is its workers.

Vico Valero CEO of Mipeque Inversiones

Confidentiality

Nobody finds out through us

Selling a company is a delicate decision. Confidentiality is not a formality: it is where we start.

  • Confidential from the first message

    Nobody at your company will hear about it from us.

  • A confidentiality agreement before the figures

    We sign it before looking at a single figure.

  • We only talk to you or your adviser

    If you would rather your adviser leads the conversation, that is fine too.

Speed

You talk to the people who decide

We invest our own capital and we decide ourselves: no committees to wait for and no intermediaries in between.

It depends on how precise the information you give us is: the better we understand it, the sooner and the better we can answer.

  • We decide ourselves, with no committees to wait for
  • One conversation, directly with whoever decides
  • If it doesn’t fit, we tell you straight away
78 hours
That is how long we take to answer you, also if the answer is no.

How we buy

Four steps, from your message to an offer

Every company has its own pace; this is the sequence.

  1. 1

    Someone who decides reads it

    Your message doesn’t go through an intermediary: the person who makes the decision reads it.

  2. 2

    We call you

    We answer within 78 hours, also if the answer is no. We talk about the company and what you are looking for.

  3. 3

    Visit and figures

    We go wherever the company is. Before seeing the figures we sign a confidentiality agreement.

  4. 4

    Written offer

    If it fits, we present a written offer for you to study with your adviser. If it doesn’t, we tell you.

For professionals

A reliable buyer for your client

If you advise a business owner who wants to sell, hand over or bring in capital, here is someone who decides and answers.

We talk to advisers with the same confidentiality as to the owner.

  • Tax advisers
  • Consultancies
  • Commercial lawyers
  • Insolvency administrators
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Before you write

What business owners ask us

What matters is that the business and its people carry on.

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Do I have to sell the whole company?

No. We buy all of a company or part of it, and we bring in capital for those who want to keep growing. Tell us what you are looking for.

What happens to my workers?

They stay. In any purchase there are small changes, but the greatest asset of any company is its workers, and that is what we look after first.

Can I stay on for a while?

If you want to, yes. It is agreed from the start.

Will anyone find out?

Not through us. We sign a confidentiality agreement before looking at the figures, and we only talk to you or your adviser.

What documents do I need to send?

To start, a few lines about the company are enough. If you have the annual accounts, deeds or similar to hand, attach them: the more precise the information, the sooner and the better we can answer you.

Do you buy companies in trouble or in insolvency?

Yes. We buy companies with financial difficulties or in insolvency proceedings. We handle it discreetly and without judging: what matters to us is that the business and its people can carry on.

Do you buy outside the Valencian Community?

We focus mainly on the Valencian Community, but we study options across Spain.

We answer within 78 hours

It depends on the information you give us: the more precise it is, the sooner and the better we can answer you. That is why it helps to attach documents.

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If you’d rather talk

A coffee, a call or an email

However suits you best. We’re in the centre of València and we travel wherever the company is.

  • C/ de la Paz, 24 · 46003 València
  • 614 047 069