U.S. CUSTOMS BROKERAGE SALES

Sell your customs brokerage.
Realize its value.

Explore a full or partial sale to a prospective buyer, with support in negotiating the price, transition period, and your continued involvement.

EXISTING BUYER INTEREST

We already have buyer interest.
Your brokerage could be the right fit.

Considering retirement or stepping back from daily operations?

You may be weighing business development, operating demands, and the resources needed to keep growing. A full sale, partial sale, or investment could be part of that conversation.

We already have active buyer interest in acquiring or investing in a U.S. customs brokerage. If you’re considering a full or partial sale, we can help you move directly into confidential discussions about price, deal structure, and transition arrangements.

THE BROKERAGE FEE

Paid by the buyer for this opportunity.

Our brokerage fee would be paid by the buyer.
You would not pay us a brokerage fee.

This arrangement applies to the acquisition opportunity described on this page. The scope of our role and the fee arrangement are discussed before an engagement begins.

WHAT WE HELP YOU DISCUSS

A sale that considers your priorities.

Price & payment terms

Discuss price expectations and how the proposed payment structure fits your goals.

Full or partial ownership

Explore a complete sale, a partial sale, or an investment, depending on the parties’ interests.

Transition & involvement

Negotiate the handover period and whether you would like to remain involved after a sale.

PREPARE FOR A CONVERSATION

Start with the business picture.

Useful discussion areas include recent financial performance, the customer and revenue mix, service lines, staffing, operating responsibilities, and your preferred transition timeline.

You do not need to submit records for an initial call. Before sharing sensitive information, agree on confidentiality and an appropriate information-sharing process.

THE SALE PROCESS

A clear path from first conversation
to an agreed transition.

Each transaction follows its own pace. This is the general sequence, shaped around the business and the parties’ agreed goals.

  1. CONFIDENTIAL DISCOVERY

    Start the conversation

    Discuss the possibility of a sale and agree on confidentiality before sharing sensitive information.

  2. OWNER PRIORITIES

    Define your goals

    Clarify price expectations, timing, full or partial ownership, and your preferred role after a sale.

  3. BUSINESS PREPARATION

    Build the picture

    Organize financials, the business overview, customer mix, and the information a buyer will need.

  4. BUYER DISCUSSIONS

    Explore buyer fit

    Discuss the business with a prospective buyer and assess commercial and transition priorities.

  5. COMMERCIAL TERMS

    Negotiate the terms

    Work through price, payment structure, transition timing, and continued owner involvement.

  6. DILIGENCE & TRANSITION

    Work toward closing

    Coordinate information review with the parties and their advisers, then plan the agreed handover.

Start with a conversation. Move forward when the next step is right for you.

Discuss your sale
QUESTIONS FROM OWNERS

Explore the details before deciding.

Do I have to sell the entire business?

A full sale is one option. A partial sale or investment may also be considered, depending on your goals, the buyer’s interest, and the structure the parties agree.

Can I remain involved after the sale?

Your role can be part of the discussion. Owners may wish to remain during a transition, continue in an operating role, or work toward retirement. The scope, timing, and compensation should be agreed as part of the transaction.

Who pays the brokerage fee?

For the customs brokerage acquisition opportunity described on this site, our brokerage fee is paid by the buyer. Sellers do not pay us a brokerage fee. Fee arrangements for other engagements are discussed in advance.

How is confidentiality handled?

Start with a general discussion of your goals. Before sensitive information is exchanged, agree on confidentiality expectations, any appropriate nondisclosure agreement, and who may receive the records.

What information should I prepare?

Recent financial statements and tax returns, a business overview, ownership information, customer and revenue mix, major contracts, staffing, and transition considerations can help frame the discussion. The initial call does not require a document submission.

Do you already have buyer interest?

Yes. We already have active acquisition and investment interest in U.S. customs brokerages. You won’t be starting with a buyer search from scratch. We help assess the fit and move discussions forward around your goals, price expectations, and preferred transition.

START WITH A CONFIDENTIAL CONVERSATION

Thinking about selling?
Let’s discuss your options.

Talk through your timing, price expectations, and whether a full or partial sale could fit your plans. You can start with a general conversation before sharing sensitive records.

Rogue Loom Corp Business Brokerage

Email
contact@rogueloombrokers.com
Tel
909-235-9138
Address
924 E Garvey Ave
Monterey Park, CA 91755