Buy a small business

Buy a small business: on company.ch, find current offers for shops, service businesses and smaller companies. The page leads to listings with location, guide price, revenue and handover details, so you can compare opportunities quickly.
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Buy a small business in Switzerland

Buying a small business often means looking for a concrete entry into an existing model. Location, offer, customer base, guide price, revenue, equipment and handover details are important.

Check the existing basis

A shop or business can be a retail store, service provider, hospitality offer, regional operation or small company. Buyers should understand what substance already exists.

Compare offers realistically

For a first review, category, canton, guide price, revenue, employees, equipment, contracts and handover details are useful. A listing should allow a relevant enquiry.

From small business purchase to self-employment

Depending on the goal, buying an operating business or starting a business can also fit.

Frequently asked questions about buying a small business

What small businesses can I find on company.ch?

Depending on current listings, you can find shops, service providers, hospitality offers, regional businesses or smaller companies.

Which points are important?

Location, model, guide price, revenue, customer base, equipment, contracts, employees and handover details are important.

Are all details public?

No. Many sellers show only selected facts first. Confidential information often follows after a suitable enquiry.

Can I send an enquiry directly?

Yes. The enquiry runs through company.ch. The seller then decides which further information to share.

Is buying a small business the same as buying a shop?

The terms overlap. Buying a small business can include shops, services, regional operations or other smaller offers.

Can this be suitable for self-employment?

Yes, if the offer fits your profile, capital, location and preferred working model.

How important is location?

Location can strongly influence demand, footfall, costs, contracts and development potential.