Businesses for sale outside Denmark

Businesses outside Denmark offered by Danish owners — for example in Sweden, Norway, Germany and Spain. The listing and seller are Danish, but the deal follows the rules of the country where the business operates.

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Industries for sale outside Denmark

Towns outside Denmark: Sverige, Norge, Tyskland, Spanien. Relocatable businesses are also listed in other regions — turn on “Relocatable” under Location on all businesses for sale.

Buying a business abroad through a Danish seller

Buying from a Danish owner makes the first conversations easier, but company law, tax, employment law, leases and permits follow the local rules. Company forms, accounting requirements and transfer rules vary from country to country, as do licences for restaurants, accommodation and similar businesses.

Guides on the topic

Step-by-step knowledge that helps you make the right decision.

What to have in placeA local lawyer and accountant to review the purchase agreement, accounts and tax position.Guide
  • A local lawyer and accountant to review the purchase agreement, accounts and tax position.
  • Whether the business is run through a local company, and what that means for you as buyer.
  • Lease, employment contracts and permits under local rules.
  • Banking, currency and how the purchase price will be paid.
  • Your own position: residence and work permits if you will run the business yourself.
Buyer considerations abroadAsk the seller why the business is for sale and who runs it today.Buying

Ask the seller why the business is for sale and who runs it today. A Danish owner living in Denmark with a local manager is selling something different from an owner who works in the business every day. Ask for accounts in the local format and an explanation of local taxes and duties. Visit before you bid — location, condition and footfall cannot be judged from a listing. Think about your exit, too: a later sale will follow local rules and attract local buyers.

Price and process on SitavoSitavo’s indicative multiples on the industry pages are based on Danish conditions and should be used with caution el…Finance

Sitavo’s indicative multiples on the industry pages are based on Danish conditions and should be used with caution elsewhere, where interest rates, tax and market conditions may differ. You can still message the seller, sign an NDA and make offers on Sitavo. The purchase price is paid directly to the seller — Sitavo does not handle payment.

Questions and answers

Short answers to what buyers ask most often.

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  • It depends on current listings — typically neighbouring countries such as Sweden, Norway and Germany, and countries popular with Danes such as Spain.

  • No. As a rule, the law of the country where the business operates applies. Use a local lawyer and accountant.

  • Only as a rough guide. The multiples are based on Danish conditions, and markets elsewhere may differ.