Meat Wholesaler with contracts
Date listed
18 August 2011
Location
Zimbabwe Areas
Price:
R7,000,000
Aldes Zimbabwe
Office hours
| Mon - Fri: | 8:00am - 5:00pm |
| Sat, Sun: | 9:00am - 2:00pm |
| Public holidays: | 12:00am - 12:00am |
Phone lines are open during office hours.
About Aldes Zimbabwe
We have two offices in Harare and Bulawayo and our friendly brokers are waiting to meet your needs. Bankers are wonderful at keeping your money and giving loans for what you want to buy. Accounting firms are great at giving you a set of financials in accordance with GAAP and auditing your historical financial statements. Financial Advisory firms will give you advice and options on what to do with your business, but when it comes to selling your business you should be talking to Aldes Business Brokers Zimbabwe, a focussed and dedicated service aimed at an optimised exit or entry into your dream business. We serve private individuals as well as corporations who wish to offload or dispose a subsidiary, division or section of an existing business. Our broking service allows you to focus on running your business while we "fetch" you the best buyer for your business. We prize confidentiality and all our transactions are done in the strictest of confidence. If your business is worth more than US$30,000.00 and you thinking of exiting give us a call! Call us also if there is a type of business you are looking to buy or to run.
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News & events
SEMINAR – “HOW TO BUY A BUSINESS”.
30 March 2012
After a very successful first seminar on “How to Buy a Business” presented by Brynn Janeke from Aldes Training Academy, Aldes is pleased to announce that we will present similar seminars over the next few weeks. These informative seminars are informal but comprehensive. They cover all the essential tips and tricks on a successful acquisition
Sellers’ Market.
7 March 2012
As predicted 2012 has changed into a sellers’ market. With more and more buyers looking to acquire suitable businesses, we have found in the first two months of 2012 that sellers are receiving more than one offer. This puts a seller in the great position of deciding which offer will best suit him. As usual