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Geneva Canada is a Canadian-owned Merger & Acquisition Services firm specializing in the representation of owners for the sale of companies that have value ranging from $3M to $100M. The core of M&A service is the representation of business owners seeking to sell all or part of their ownership interest. They provide a turn-key service from initial evaluation to packaging the opportunity, sourcing multiple buyers and negotiation of a successful closing. The firm also assists with raising new financing and represents purchasers in their search for new acquisitions.


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