Full Acquisition
A potential transfer of ownership subject to valuation, due diligence and agreed terms.
START A CONVERSATION→We speak with owners of promising businesses about acquisition, investment, succession and strategic growth—always with respect for the people and value already built.
Initial discussions are exploratory and confidential, subject to an appropriate confidentiality process.
We do not evaluate a business by one number. We examine the system around it: customers, people, operations, economics, dependencies, market position, risks and the specific leverage points that could support its next stage.
A business that complements a current capability, market, brand or long-term direction.
A clear reason customers choose the company and evidence that it solves a meaningful problem.
Owners and teams with relevant knowledge, reliable execution and a culture that can support transition or growth.
Relationships, expertise, brand, intellectual property, service quality or operational capability that is difficult to reproduce quickly.
A credible path through better operations, new channels, technology, partnerships, products or territories.
Understandable revenue drivers, costs, obligations, records and risks appropriate to the opportunity.
We begin by understanding the company, its people and the owner’s objectives.
Depending on fit, a discussion may explore full acquisition, partial investment, phased succession, joint venture or commercial partnership.
Potential value can come from technology, positioning, distribution, operational improvement and wider relationships—not financial engineering alone.
We seek durable value and responsible development rather than short-term activity.
We aim to make expectations, information requests, decision points and responsibilities understandable.
A potential transfer of ownership subject to valuation, due diligence and agreed terms.
START A CONVERSATION→Capital and strategic participation while existing owners or management retain an agreed role.
DISCUSS OPTIONS→A phased transition designed around continuity, people and the owner’s objectives.
DISCUSS SUCCESSION→A commercial or operational collaboration when an acquisition is not the best first step.
EXPLORE PARTNERSHIP→Share a concise overview and the outcome you are considering.
Where appropriate, establish confidentiality before sensitive information is exchanged.
Clarify objectives, fit, decision-makers and information needs.
Review the business model, performance, risks and value-creation possibilities.
Conduct financial, legal, tax, commercial, operational, technology and people review appropriate to the transaction.
Define valuation, structure, conditions, responsibilities, approvals and documentation.
Protect continuity, communicate carefully and pursue the agreed improvement plan.
Any material acquisition claim should be verified before commitment. Depending on the transaction, review may include legal ownership and authority, company records, financial statements, tax position, contracts, customer concentration, liabilities, employment matters, intellectual property, technology, regulatory obligations and other relevant risks. Website descriptions are not a substitute for due diligence.
READ TRANSACTION DISCLAIMERStart with a high-level overview: business name, website, industry, country, your role and authority, reason for enquiry, transaction preference, approximate revenue range, profitability status, team-size range, ownership structure, desired timing and a short description. Do not send detailed customer lists, bank records or confidential files through the first public form.
SUBMIT YOUR BUSINESSShare a concise, high-level overview of the business and the outcome you are considering.
We treat serious acquisition enquiries with discretion. Please share only a high-level overview initially. Sensitive information should be exchanged through an approved secure process after identity, authority and relevance are confirmed. A website form alone does not create a legal NDA.
The relevant range depends on sector, business quality, strategic fit and transaction structure. Thresholds should be published only after the acquisition team confirms them.
MGV should handle enquiries discreetly, but formal obligations depend on the confidentiality agreement and applicable law.
No. Early succession, investment and strategic-option discussions may be useful before a sale decision is final.
Valuation depends on earnings, growth, risk, assets, market evidence, working capital, obligations and transaction terms. Independent advisers should be used.
That depends on the business and agreed plan. People and continuity should be considered explicitly during the process.
If you are considering a sale, investment, succession or strategic partner, tell us what you have built and what a good outcome would look like.