Your Situation

Business succession without a successor in the family

When no one in the family can or wants to continue the life's work, selling to the right new owner is the most responsible succession solution, for the company, its employees and for you.

Your Starting Point

The company should endure, just in new hands

Perhaps your children have chosen their own paths, perhaps there is no in-family solution, or perhaps you simply want to arrange in good time, and on your own terms, what is due anyway. The concern is almost always the same: Will the company be preserved as a whole? Are the jobs secure? Is there an owner who respects the culture rather than breaking it up?

This is exactly where our work lies. We do not chase the highest price at any cost, but the owner who fits the company, and then negotiate so that both come together: the continuation of your life's work and a result that does it justice.

How We Work
01

Fitting owners, not highest bidders

From our network and database, 3,500 financial investors and family offices, more than 800,000 companies, we identify buyers who want to preserve locations, brand and workforce.

02

Discreet, structured outreach

Confidentiality is a prerequisite. We approach candidates anonymously first, you decide with whom you even enter into a conversation.

03

Negotiation through to closing

Purchase price, warranties, handover and the question of how long you stay on board, we structure the entire process and represent your interests consistently.

KÖNIG + CO. → HBH Holdings
Reference Case · June 2025

KÖNIG + CO. → HBH Holdings, Inc.

A nearly 100-year-old family business from Netphen, a globally renowned manufacturer of vessel heads, cones and special pressed parts. When no continuation emerged within the family, we advised the shareholders on the sale to US-based HBH Holdings of Cincinnati.

Outcome
Both locations & all jobs secured
Reach
Netphen → Cincinnati (USA)
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Thinking about your succession?

The first conversation is non-binding and, of course, strictly confidential.