Expert guidance for the future exit of your Manufacturing or Industrial business.
What an industrial buyer actually looks at.
Sourcing and tariff exposure.
Buyers model what happens to your margin when input costs or trade rules move.
Backlog you can stand behind.
Not the number — whether it converts.
Pricing flexibility.
When costs rise, can you pass them through?
Capacity utilization and customer concentration.
How full the plant runs, and how much rides on one customer.
Documented capability.
Capability you can prove is worth more than capability you describe.
Selling your manufacturing or industrial business.
Industrial buyers underwrite hard. They want backlog they can trust, margins that survive an input shock, and a plant that runs when you’re not standing in it. We build that case before we go to market.
Experience you can count.
Since 2003, owners have trusted Sigma with the sale of what took a lifetime to build. We sell businesses across the USA — five industries, hundreds of different types of businesses inside them.
Over 100 buyers sign an NDA on your business.
Since 2003, across the USA.
We don't list what we can't sell.
What our sellers actually get.
What our clients say.
We go the extra mile.
Since 2003, Sigma has taken owners across the USA through every step of the sale — valuation, confidential marketing, hard buyer vetting, and negotiation that doesn’t blink.
You work with the same team from the first valuation through closing. Your deal is never handed off to a junior coordinator.
What you get from Sigma.
Value.
We find the financial and nonfinancial value a transaction-focused broker misses. Your financials set the floor. The genius sets the multiple.
Net proceeds.
What you keep matters more than the headline price. We work the fees, the working capital adjustments and the earnouts so value doesn't leak out of your deal.
Legacy.
Your employees, your customers, your culture and your name outlive the transaction. We protect all four.
Guidance.
Hands-on from the first valuation through closing. Your deal is never handed off to a junior coordinator.