For acquirers
Receive acquisition opportunities that fit your mandate.
MergerMatch is a free private matching network for corporate acquirers, private equity, holding companies, family offices, search funds, and independent sponsors. Set your criteria once and receive anonymized SME opportunities that match.

Mandate matching
Less inbound noise, more mandate fit.
MergerMatch does not ask you to browse a public marketplace. It routes anonymized opportunities to the acquirers whose criteria match the seller profile.
Industry and sub-sector fit
Geography and cross-border relevance
Revenue, EBITDA, and enterprise-value range
Control, majority, minority, and recapitalization preference
Opportunity quality signals
Relevant acquisition leads, not investment recommendations.
Matching narrows the search to seller opportunities that fit your registered mandate. The buyer remains responsible for screening, diligence, valuation, financing, and the decision to proceed.
Seller-originated
An owner or authorised broker creates the opportunity instead of the buyer scraping a public directory.
Mandate matched
The profile is routed using industry, geography, deal size, and control or minority structure.
Anonymized first
The buyer can judge basic fit without the seller placing its identity into a searchable marketplace.
Diligence still required
A match is an acquisition lead, not an investment recommendation or a guarantee about quality, performance, or completion.

Free to join
A private channel for active acquirers.
Create a buyer account, define your acquisition mandate, and receive matched opportunities when seller profiles fit. Pass, signal interest, or ask a bounded question before a seller approves identity disclosure.
Acquirer matching pages
Turn buyer criteria into private opportunity flow.
Acquisition opportunity matching
Receive anonymized SME opportunities that fit your sector, geography, size, and structure criteria.
Off-market business acquisition
Find SME deals before public listing through private mandate matching by sector, size, and structure.
Search fund opportunities
Build an operator-led mandate around geography, size, funding path, transition, and personal fit.
Corporate development opportunities
Separate platform, add-on, capability, product, and geographic theses into actionable mandates.
Private equity opportunities
Register separate platform, add-on, minority, or other approved fund and portfolio-company mandates.
Independent sponsor opportunities
Connect sector and operating criteria to an accurate capital plan and approval path.
Holding company opportunities
Define ownership strategy, management fit, operating support, capital boundaries, and approval authority.
Family office opportunities
Turn direct investment preferences into clear governance, capital, ownership, and operating criteria.
Broker buyer mandate matching
Let a broker register buyer criteria and review matched opportunities.
FAQ
Questions about finding acquisition opportunities.
How do buyers find businesses to acquire on MergerMatch?
Create a free buyer account and register a mandate covering industry, geography, deal size, and control or minority structure. MergerMatch sends anonymized seller opportunities when those criteria fit.
Are MergerMatch acquisition opportunities public listings?
No. Buyers do not browse a public directory of named companies. Opportunities are privately routed to relevant mandates and begin with anonymized information.
Is it free to receive acquisition opportunities?
Yes. Creating a buyer account, registering mandates, and receiving matches is free. Optional Rooms and sale-preparation tools may be paid separately.
Does MergerMatch recommend investments or guarantee business quality?
No. MergerMatch identifies possible fit between buyer criteria and seller information. Buyers and their advisers must verify ownership, financials, operations, legal matters, funding, and all other transaction risks.
Can a buyer register more than one acquisition mandate?
Yes. A buyer can keep distinct theses separate, such as one mandate for a platform acquisition and another for smaller add-on opportunities.