Dynamic Business Sales
Businesses for sale in South Africa.
One business is listed here by Dynamic Auctioneers. Each opens its own page with the current detail and how to enquire. Register as a buyer to hear about the next one; further down is the going-concern auction we have run.
Our listings
Listed by us.
In a private sale the marketing does not name the business, so a listing may show only the sector and the region. Every buyer signs a non-disclosure agreement before receiving the information pack.
No business is listed at this moment. Register as a buyer and tell us what you are looking for.
Register as a business buyer
Under “Tell us more”, give the sector, size, region and budget you have in mind, and where you are based. We add you to our alert list for matching sales. Buyers outside South Africa are welcome: give your phone number with its country code.
Your interest is registered.
Thank you. Your details and what you are looking for are with our team. To stop the alerts at any time, reply to one or tell us.
On the record
A past going-concern auction.
Going concerns and shares, from our bidding platform’s own record and labelled as past. It keeps its own page with what was on offer. Results are not published here.
The equipment and contents of businesses that have closed are sold as movable assets. Every auction we have completed on the platform is in past auctions.
Buying a business
The same gates for every buyer.
Non-disclosure agreement
Signed before you receive the information pack, and in a private sale before you learn the name.
Proof of funds
Shown before you see the books. Your competitors, if you are one, do not get a free look.
Due diligence, then an offer or a bid
By private treaty, a written offer on agreed conditions. On an auction, due diligence before you bid, and a reserve as the floor.
The whole process is on business sales, and what changes for a non-resident is on buying from abroad.
Before you buy
Read up before you make an offer.
Buying a business in South Africa: the due diligence checklist
A due diligence checklist for buying a business in South Africa: CIPC, SARS tax compliance, staff and section 197, leases, licences, B-BBEE and red flags.
Read the guide Business sales · 18 minHow to value a business in South Africa: methods, risk and the real price
How a business is valued for sale in South Africa: earnings multiples, net assets, DCF and sector rules, what moves the price, and why the market sets it.
Read the guide Business sales · 20 minBuying a lodge or guest house in South Africa: land, licences, staff and the books
Buying a lodge, game lodge or guest house in South Africa, from home or abroad: land tenure, communal land, liquor licences, staff, VAT and the books.
Read the guide Business sales · 20 minBuying a business in South Africa as a foreigner: what the law asks of you
Can a foreigner buy a South African business? Usually, yes. Share or asset deal, exchange control, B-BBEE, competition, tax, staff, visas and the steps.
Read the guide Business sales · 14 minExchange control for foreign investors: money in, money out
South African exchange control for a foreign buyer of a business: your bank, the SARB, the non-resident endorsement, dividends, sale proceeds and loans.
Read the guide Business sales · 16 minThe South African business visa: for investors who will live here
South African business visa for investors: the R5 million rule, 60% local staff, the documents, who issues each one, and the published timings.
Read the guideSelling a business?
One confidential call. We tell you what the business is likely to fetch and how we would sell it, and you decide from there.
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