Established software company with contracted clients, documented processes and a stable Swiss niche.
Regional cleaning company with recurring B2B mandates, trained team and a clear handover setup.
Agency with recurring clients, strong B2B focus and a partner opportunity for further growth.
Minority stake in a specialized healthcare service provider with validated offer and growth potential.
Franchise concept for small fitness studios with training, marketing, site review and digital system.
Hospitality franchise with brand concept, supplier structure and territorial licence for Central Switzerland.
Individual e-commerce assets with shop system, established brand and proven supplier contacts.
Individual digital assets of a small SaaS project with source code and initial customer contracts.
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