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Clinton, Connecticut
About the Company
Business Transition Strategies (BTS) is a mergers and acquisitions (M&A) firm focused on the lower-mid market. We provide buy-side and sell-side M&A advisory services to private companies, generally with revenues between $2 million and $20 million mostly within New England and New York. Our range of services are designed to help owners prepare and complete a transfer. With offices in throughout New England we are well positioned to serve New England and beyond.
Broker Biography
Services Provided
Business Transition Strategies is an M&A Advisory firm that focuses on helping owners and businesses into their next chapter. In most cases this means selling so the owner can retire or shift gears with a new enterprise. In other cases, it means growing through acquisition. In this case, owners expand their business and make it more attractive for a sale down the road. We offer both sell-side and buy-side M&A services.
Areas Served
Professional Affiliations
M&A Source, IBBA, M&AMI, CM&AP, CBI
Business For Sale Listings
Cash Flow: $728,285
Connecticut Agent: Mecheal Hamilton
View Details Specialty Grocery Store & Meat Market
Transform your entrepreneurial vision into reality with this turnkey specialty grocery store that delivers immediate cash flow and exceptional growth potential. Step into a third-generation family legacy that generates consistent profits while serving an affluent, economically vibrant community.Your Investment Delivers:Immediate Revenue Streams: Multiple profit centers including an award-winning deli, premium prepared foods, and thriving catering services position you to capture diverse income opportunities from day one.Built-In Customer Loyalty: Leverage 4.6-star Google ratings from hundreds of reviews and deep community roots that ensure steady foot traffic and repeat business, reducing your customer acquisition costs.Growth-Ready Infrastructure: The exceptional fresh-cut meat counter and established catering arm provide immediate expansion opportunities, while recommended POS system upgrades and strategic merchandising can Less
