Welcome to Lloyds Business Brokers -
Business Sales, Mergers & Acquisitions.
Business Sales in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and Australia wide.
25 years history as recognised industry leading business brokers
Lloyds Business Brokers have been selling businesses successfully for more than
25 years. We are recognised leaders in
Corporate Sales, Mergers, Acquisitions
and General Business Brokerage with Local, National and International exposure
and associations. Since 1984 we have compiled an
impressive record of sales. Read more about
our profile and our
highly experienced team.
We specialise in
commercial business broker services to mid market enterprises, especially those servicing
niche markets in the fields of manufacturing, import/export, wholesale distribution, mining, service industries, property and retail.
"Lloyds Brokers focus on a small number of high quality businesses, meaning that your business receives the attention that it deserves." read more...
Lloyds Brokers has pioneered a new and far more effective model of Business Brokerage. Rather than fill a window with 100's of listings - hoping some might sell (the traditional ineffective model), Lloyds concentrate on handling a limited number of selected assignments and focusing on each until sold.
Confidentiality guaranteed!
How much should you pay for a business? Lloyds can help you:
How much should you sell your business for? Lloyds can help you:
Australian Private Business Values - The BizExchange Index
One of the major impediments to private business sales in Australia is the
hidden nature of the market. All too often buyer and seller, investor and equity raiser have unrealistic
expectations of business values. The BizExchange Index is generated from actual vendor data as well as the
collation of expert opinion. Values are only included where sufficient data is
available.transfers of ownership with more realistic expectations.
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Finally, the Reserve Bank keeps rates steady
For the first time in four months the Reserve Bank has elected to leave interest rate settings on hold. The cash rate remains at 4.50 per cent. It is what left unsaid that stands out in the Reserve Bank’s statement. The statement is surprisingly short and makes no reference to housing prices, consumer spending or the job market. The Reserve Bank Board says that monetary policy settings are “appropriate for the near term”, pointing to an extended stay on the interest rate sidelines.
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