Nonnie Group Business Brokers & M&A
Nonnie Group identifies itself as a specialized firm providing business brokerage, M&A advisory, residential real estate services, and strategic consulting. Its published M&A criteria include middle-market companies with revenues from $2 million to $75 million, with a separate description of larger businesses having over $1M and up to $10M in EBITDA.
What stands out about Nonnie Group Business Brokers & M&A
Nonnie Group publicly describes sell-side and buy-side M&A, business brokerage, valuation, confidential marketing, strategic-buyer and private-equity outreach, due diligence, negotiation, and closing support. Its materials target Las Vegas and Southern Nevada while describing primarily U.S.-based buyer outreach that may extend overseas. The cited M&A services page does not publish a universal success-fee percentage, minimum fee, retainer schedule, termination fee, or tail period.[1][2][3][4]
What does Nonnie Group Business Brokers & M&A do?
Nonnie Group identifies itself as a specialized firm providing business brokerage, residential real estate services, and strategic consulting. Its published office is at 8337 W. Sunset Rd., Suite 240, Las Vegas, Nevada 89113.
The firm’s M&A materials describe services for business owners, investors, strategic buyers, and entrepreneurs across sell-side and buy-side assignments.[1][2]
Sell-side services include business valuation, value-enhancement analysis, exit planning, confidential marketing, buyer identification, strategic-buyer and private-equity outreach, offering memorandums, due diligence, deal structuring, negotiation, and closing support.
Buy-side advisory includes acquisition strategy, target identification and qualification, market and industry research, financial and operational analysis, valuation guidance, LOI preparation and negotiation, due diligence, financing assistance, and post-acquisition transition planning.[2]
Owners comparing intermediaries can also review Auxo’s business broker, M&A advisor and investment bank comparison, advisor-selection guide, and M&A advisor fee guide.
Published criteria: The firm's parallel official M&A page states that its core M&A work includes middle-market companies with revenues from $2 million to $75 million. It separately describes larger businesses as having over $1M and up to $10M in EBITDA.[3]
What should a business owner evaluate before hiring Nonnie Group Business Brokers & M&A?
Owners evaluating Nonnie Group can assess its stated valuation, exit-planning, confidential-marketing, strategic-buyer and private-equity outreach, due-diligence, negotiation, and closing-support capabilities. The published middle-market criteria include companies with revenues from $2 million to $75 million, while a separate description addresses larger businesses with over $1M and up to $10M in EBITDA.
Before engagement, owners should clarify the contracting legal entity, fee mechanics, exclusivity, termination and tail provisions, buyer-outreach process, confidentiality controls, valuation methodology, engagement leadership, and recent closed-deal references. The cited M&A services page does not publish universal fee terms, and the sold-business archive does not provide complete deal-level dates, buyer identities, consideration, or terms for each listed example.[2][3][4]
What are the success fee, any retainer or reimbursable expenses, exclusivity period, termination rights, tail period, and minimum fee
Which recent transactions were actually closed, on what dates, and in what sector and size range
What size transactions does Nonnie Group Business Brokers & M&A handle?
The official sold-business archive lists examples including Architectural Millwork, Casino and Hotel, Real Estate Staging Business, Chicken & Rib Restaurant in Las Vegas, Long Established Commercial Landscaping Contractor Business, and Well-Established Market Leader Highly Profitable Vending Business.
A separate official past-closings page states that Nonnie Group Business Brokers and Alan Horwitz P.C. represented sellers in named transactions involving Exxon, McDonald, Partell Specialty Pharmacy, Precision Armory, International Plantwork, Money Mailer, Super Liquor, KenQuest, American Tire Distributor, and other businesses.[4][5]
Nonnie Group publicly describes sell-side and buy-side M&A, capital advisory, recapitalizations, and transaction-management services. Its sell-side process includes confidential marketing, buyer identification, strategic-buyer and private-equity outreach, due diligence, deal structuring, negotiation, and closing support.
The firm states that it seeks strategic buyers and private equity groups and conducts targeted outreach to known, unknown, related-industry, and overseas buyers where appropriate.[2][3]
The M&A page lists construction and specialty trades, manufacturing and distribution, business services, healthcare and medical services, transportation and logistics, energy and infrastructure, technology and software, hospitality and consumer services, and real estate-related businesses.
The official website targets Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, and surrounding Southern Nevada markets. The firm’s M&A material states that targeted buyer marketing is primarily in the United States and may extend overseas with confidentiality and secrecy controls.[1][2][3]
What does Nonnie Group Business Brokers & M&A publicly disclose about fees and engagement terms?
The cited M&A services page does not publish a universal success-fee percentage, minimum fee, retainer schedule, termination fee, or tail period.
The official sold-business archive does not disclose closing dates, buyer identities, transaction consideration, or complete deal terms for each listed sold-business example.[2][4]
The parallel official site identifies Alan Horwitz P.C. as a Nevada professional corporation and publishes State of Nevada Business Brokerage License# BUSB013 and State of Nevada Real Estate License# BS54316.PC.
The current official about page identifies Tim Canale as President and Managing Broker and publishes broker and business-broker credential references for multiple team members, including Alan Horwitz, Jennifer Franco, Josh Palmer, and Bill Collins.
Nevada’s Real Estate Division states that a Nevada real estate license is required before applying for a business broker permit.[3][6][7]
The official past-closings page states that its large-size transactions were sold using a proprietary process in which the firm only represents the seller, justifies the price, and ensures confidentiality.
The firm’s M&A material describes targeted outreach to strategic buyers and private equity groups, as well as known, unknown, related-industry, and overseas buyers where appropriate. The cited materials also describe confidential marketing and confidentiality controls.[3][5]
Questions to ask before hiring Nonnie Group Business Brokers & M&A
Which legal entity will sign the engagement agreement?
What are the success fee, any retainer or reimbursable expenses, exclusivity period, termination rights, tail period, and minimum fee?
Which recent transactions were actually closed, on what dates, and in what sector and size range?
How will the firm distinguish strategic buyers, private equity buyers, and add-on buyers, and how will confidentiality be maintained?
Who will lead the engagement, and which licensed or credentialed personnel will be responsible for valuation, marketing, negotiation, and closing coordination?
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