A clear ambition.
The right opportunity.
Looking to acquire a business or explore a potential acquisition partnership? Introduce your criteria and the experience you bring to the table.
Share your acquisition criteriaMake your acquisition
criteria useful.
Define the business
Describe the types of companies you understand and why they fit your plans. Specific criteria make a more productive conversation possible.
Explain your role
Share your operating background, strategic rationale, and how you would participate in an acquisition.
Outline your readiness
Tell us your timeline and how you expect to fund an acquisition. A candid description is more useful than a broad expression of interest.
Start with alignment.
KLV invests in businesses and welcomes conversations with prospective acquisition partners. An introduction allows us to understand your interests and explore whether there is a basis for working together.
Sharing criteria does not guarantee access to a particular opportunity or establish an advisory relationship. Any specific engagement would be discussed separately.
Read: a useful acquisition briefWhat to expect.
Can I browse businesses for sale here?
KLV’s website is not a public listing directory. Use the inquiry form to introduce your acquisition interests and potential fit.
Can I bring a specific acquisition opportunity?
Yes. Briefly describe the business, your relationship to the opportunity, and the role you would like KLV to consider.
Do I need committed financing?
Describe your current position accurately, including whether capital is available, being arranged, or still being explored. Do not include account details or financial documents in the initial form.