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Confidential business sales · United Arab Emirates

Sell the business you built.
Quietly. For what it is worth.

BizBuy is the UAE marketplace where owners meet identity-verified buyers, and open the books only to an accepted offer, with the financial documents and trade licence on file behind every listing. You decide what is public and who sees the rest.

Indicative valuationLive
AED
Indicative asking range
AED800,000 – 2,000,000
Based on 0.4× – 1.0× annual revenue. The full valuation adds your profit, assets and sector.
Offer before the booksYour executive summary, photos and data room open only to a buyer whose signed offer you accepted.
Documents behind the numbersFinancial statements and trade licence sit behind every listing, opened to a buyer in due diligence.
Weeks, not a yearOffer, diligence and closing run in one place.
Free to list, free to talkNo paywall on either side.
27 businesses for saleKYC on every buyerFinancial documents on file7% with verified financialsFree to list

Selling on BizBuy

Three steps. You decide what’s public and what waits for an accepted offer.

This is the actual sequence in the product. Nothing goes live until you publish it, and your confidential material is released only to a buyer whose offer you accepted.

1Day 1

Enter the numbers

Register and fill in the structured listing: headline, asking price, revenue, net profit, lease, headcount. Identity verification (KYC) is available to you and to buyers, and you can require it before anyone contacts you.

  • Structured fields, so buyers compare you on numbers, not prose
  • Your business name, location and address each get their own visibility setting
2Same day

Add what you want, then publish

Your trade licence and last year’s figures are all it takes to publish. P&L, balance sheet, lease, contracts and photos can be added whenever you like. They are not shown on the listing: they stay in your data room, seen by a buyer only in due diligence, after you accept their offer.

  • Add documents now or later. Buyers see them only once you accept their offer.
  • You press publish. Nothing is live until you do.
3From day 2

Meet verified buyers, close in-platform

Buyers message you, with KYC first if you require it. To make an offer a buyer must have signed the platform NDA. Once you accept a signed offer, that one buyer gets your executive summary, media and data room. The sale agreement is drafted and signed here too.

  • Due diligence opens per buyer, and only with proof of funds if you ask for it
  • Free to list. Free to talk to every buyer.

Confidentiality

What’s disclosed, to whom, and when.

Here is what a buyer can and cannot see at each stage, and where you set it.

Before an offerSector, location, headline figures and asking price. Photos and your executive summary stay hidden until you accept an offer, unless you open them earlier. Your business name and exact address have their own visibility level, which you set.
A listing as a logged-out visitor: public figures shown, executive summary and media locked.
A listing as a logged-out visitor: public figures shown, executive summary and media locked.
After you accept an offerYour executive summary, photos, financial statements, trade licence and lease open to that one buyer, and only that buyer. Every offer comes from a buyer who has signed the platform NDA.
The same listing for the buyer whose offer was accepted: executive summary open, legal name disclosed, sale agreement ready to draft.
The same listing for the buyer whose offer was accepted: executive summary open, legal name disclosed, sale agreement ready to draft.
At any momentTighten any visibility setting, mark the listing as not selling, or take it down entirely. No notice period, no fee.
The seller's Who Can panel: one visibility level per field, changed at any time.
The seller's Who Can panel: one visibility level per field, changed at any time.
Fraud monitoringBuyer identities are verified and screened, listings and conversations are moderated, and any counterparty can be blocked or reported to our team.
The seller's view of an offer: the buyer's verified identity and their proof of funds, reviewed before due diligence opens.
The seller's view of an offer: the buyer's verified identity and their proof of funds, reviewed before due diligence opens.

Platform standards

What every listing and every buyer comes with.

Buyer identity verified (KYC)

Every buyer, before anything confidential

Anonymous accounts

Documents behind the financials

Statements and licence on file

Whatever the seller typed

Confidential material gated behind an accepted offer

Seller chooses, field by field

Trade name in the headline

Structured, comparable data on every listing

Same fields, every deal

Free-text descriptions

Offer, diligence and closing

All in one place

Off-platform, in six inboxes

Cost to list and to contact

Free, both sides

Paywalled after a few contacts

Fraud and scam reporting

Built in, on every listing and conversation

Not offered

For buyers and investors

Comparable numbers on every listing. Source documents behind each one.

Every listing carries the same structured fields: revenue, net profit, asking price and the return they imply. Behind them sit the statements and trade licence, opened to you in due diligence.

01
Register, pass KYC, sign the NDA onceOne identity check and one platform NDA cover every listing. The NDA is required before you can make an offer, and sellers can require KYC too.
02
Filter on real numbersAsking price, revenue, net profit, sector and location, sorted by return on investment if you want.
03
Make an offer, then open the booksSubmit a non-binding offer on the public numbers. Once the seller accepts your signed offer, and approves your proof of funds if they require it, the executive summary, media and data room open: accounts, licence, lease and contracts.
04
Close on-platformMessage the owner directly. The offer, due diligence and the sale agreement all run and are signed here.

Questions

Common questions.

Will my staff, customers or landlord find out?+

Not from us. Your photographs, executive summary and data room open only to a buyer whose signed offer you accepted, and that buyer has signed the platform NDA. Your business name and address have their own visibility level: public, KYC, NDA or accepted offer, as you choose.

What do I need to publish a listing?+

A headline, an asking price, last year’s revenue and net profit, and your trade licence. Everything else, from the executive summary to the P&L, lease and photos, can be added later and raises your listing’s completeness score when it is.

What does it cost?+

Listing, messaging and the initial confidential valuation are free, on both sides, with no paywall after a set number of messages. BizBuy earns a commission when a sale completes.

Who can see my financial documents?+

Nobody until you accept an offer. Documents you upload sit in the listing’s data room. A buyer who has signed the platform NDA can make a non-binding offer on the public figures. When you accept their signed offer, and approve their proof of funds if you require one, the data room opens to that buyer alone.

What is a non-binding offer (NBO)?+

A structured offer a buyer submits: price, payment structure, valuation basis and conditions, produced as a letter both sides sign. It commits nobody to the sale. It is the step that moves a conversation into due diligence, and you accept, counter or decline it here.

How long does a sale actually take?+

You can publish the same day your headline, price, last-year financials and trade licence are in. After that it depends on your business and your price. Running offers, diligence and closing inside one platform removes the months that normally leak away between inboxes, lawyers and shared drives.

My business is not perfect. Should I still list?+

Yes. Loss-making, break-even and turnaround businesses sell in this market, often to a buyer who wants the licence, the lease, the team or the customer list. What kills those deals is a seller hiding the problem until diligence. Put it on the record and price it in.

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