Whether you are considering selling a commercial cleaning business or looking to buy one, Strudwick Capital facilitates targeted introductions and coordinates communication and progression. Sellers control disclosure and decisions; the buyer service is free.
Considering selling a commercial cleaning business?
We learn about the business and the owner's objectives, consider suitable buyers and coordinate a confidential, seller-controlled process under a non-exclusive, success-based engagement with no upfront seller fee.
You approve what is shared and choose which buyers and discussions progress. The parties and their advisers make the transaction decisions.
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Strudwick Capital & seller
Initial discussion
A confidential, no-obligation conversation about your business, your objectives and what a potential sale could mean for you.
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Strudwick Capital & seller
Learn about the business
We build a high-level picture of your operations, customers, contracts, team, financial profile and the outcome you would like to achieve.
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Strudwick Capital & seller
Agree the approach
If you choose to continue, the non-exclusive engagement, confidentiality approach and success-fee terms are agreed before outreach begins.
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Strudwick Capital & seller
Prepare an anonymous summary
We help organise and present the opportunity accurately. You approve the anonymous summary and the information available at each stage.
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Strudwick Capital
Target suitable buyers
We consider buying criteria, experience, funding approach and apparent fit before targeted contact. This review is not a guarantee of suitability or funding.
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Seller, buyer & Strudwick Capital
Disclose progressively
With your approval, interested buyers receive further information under the appropriate confidentiality arrangements and NDA before sensitive identifying details are shared.
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Parties, advisers & Strudwick Capital
Coordinate progression
We coordinate questions, meetings, communication and updates while the parties and their chosen advisers assess, negotiate and, if agreed, complete the transaction.
For business buyers
A clearer brief. A more relevant introduction.
The service is free to buyers. We review buying criteria manually and make targeted contact where there may be alignment with an owner's objectives. Registration does not guarantee an opportunity.
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Register your buying interest
Share your identity, relevant experience and high-level interest in buying a business through the short public form.
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Initial review and conversation
We review basic credibility and fit, then arrange an introductory conversation where appropriate.
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Clarify your criteria privately
A detailed Buyer Acquisition Criteria questionnaire is sent privately so your buying requirements, geography, size, funding approach and timing can be clarified.
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Agree the working basis
We explain the buyer engagement terms, process and confidentiality arrangements before considering specific opportunities.
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Receive a relevant anonymous summary
Where a potentially suitable opportunity arises, we may make targeted contact with a seller-approved, non-identifying overview.
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Seller approval and NDA
If you are interested, we obtain seller approval and put the appropriate NDA in place before sharing a detailed pack.
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Questions and introduction
We coordinate initial questions and arrange an introduction where both sides wish to explore a potential fit.
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Independent assessment and transaction
Buyer and seller use their advisers for offers, heads of terms, any agreed exclusivity, due diligence, negotiations and completion.
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Ongoing coordination
We remain available to coordinate communications, keep you updated on opportunities you are discussing and check in after completion.
We find and connect business owners and potential buyers, understand their objectives and consider whether there is a suitable fit. We help organise and present relevant business information, manage seller-approved staged disclosure, and coordinate introductions, questions, meetings, communication and updates as a potential transaction progresses.
Your advisers’ role
Buyers and sellers choose their own professional advisers they feel comfortable working with for formal valuations, legal work, tax and accounting advice, due diligence and transaction documentation. If needed, we can help identify adviser options; the choice remains yours.
You and the other party decide whether to proceed, negotiate terms and complete. Strudwick Capital does not negotiate on either party’s behalf or have authority to commit either party to an agreement.