Move from interest to a properly documented transaction.
A practical process for buying or selling a Hong Kong business, company or selected assets—without treating a listing as proof and without skipping due diligence.
Five stages, with evidence before commitment.
- 01
Define the transaction
Confirm whether the buyer is acquiring shares, selected assets or an operating business, and record what is included and excluded.
- 02
Exchange information safely
Start with a public summary. Use confidentiality terms before sharing sensitive financial, staff, customer or licence records.
- 03
Review and verify
Buyers and their advisers review ownership, accounts, liabilities, contracts, licences, tax and operational records.
- 04
Agree written terms
Record price, deposit, conditions, approvals, handover, staff, stock and any post-completion support in writing.
- 05
Complete with advisers
Use suitable legal, accounting, tax and regulatory advisers. EasyBiz coordinates introductions and information; it does not replace professional advice.
Information buyers should request
- Company ownership and authority to sell
- Recent accounts, bank evidence and liabilities
- Material contracts, tenancy, staff and assets
- Licence status and required regulatory approvals
- Tax, litigation and compliance matters
Before paying a deposit
Confirm who receives the money, when it is refundable, the conditions for completion and what happens if an approval or verification fails. Put these terms in a signed agreement reviewed by suitable advisers.
Open buyer resourcesStart with the opportunity or requirement.
Tell us the listing reference or the type of business you want to buy. The team will confirm the appropriate next step on WhatsApp.