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 leaders
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:
Home prices hit fresh record highs
Monthly house prices -
New data shows that Sydney and Melbourne dwelling prices hit record highs in May. Overall, total Australian unit prices were also at record highs in May but house prices were down slightly on the February 2008 highs. The RP Data-Rismark Hedonic Australian Home Value Index – the largest property database in Australia – rose by 0.9 per cent in May and by 1.6 per cent over the year. In the first five months of 2009, Australian dwelling prices were up 3.9 per cent, translating to a 9.4 per cent annual rate. Dwelling prices rose in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane in the latest month but were down slightly in other capital cities. Over the past year Darwin prices recorded the strongest annual gain, up 14.3 per cent.1.
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No Recession!
The Australian economy expanded by 0.4 per cent in the March quarter after contracting by a revised 0.6 per cent in the December quarter.
The Australian economy out-performed all other industrialised nations in the quarter by a big margin.
No state government is officially in recession once exports and imports are taken into account.
CommSec expects the Australian economy to rebound far quicker than Federal Treasury. In 2008/09 the economy will probably grow by only 0.6 per cent, but 2.1 per cent growth is tipped for 2009/10 and 4.1 per cent growth is expected in 2010/11.
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