Buying or selling a Hong Kong company

Ready to Buy or Sell a Hong Kong Company?

Ready to Buy or Sell a Hong Kong Company?

Are you considering to buy or sell a Hong Kong company with records and a bank account? iNCUBEE is here to make the process easier for both buyers and sellers by offering a dedicated marketplace to connect the two.

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Considering Buying an Existing Company in Hong Kong?

Buying an existing company in Hong Kong often costs more than setting up a new one. Additionally, the transfer process can be time-consuming. While sellers may demand significant consideration, depending on the company’s history and assets.

Keep in mind:

  • Bank Accounts: Purchasing a company with a bank account doesn’t eliminate the need for you to meet with the bank or update account details. The process is similar to opening a new account.
  • Value Assessment: Ensure the purchase aligns with your business goals and offers a good return on investment.

Still interested? Get in touch with iNCUBEE to access our database of sellers.

Thinking About Selling Your Hong Kong Company?

If you’re looking to sell your Hong Kong company, there are a few points to consider:

  • Market Competition: You’ll likely compete with other sellers offering better terms.
  • Buyer Requests: Demand from buyers may be irregular, so selling can take time.
  • Alternative Options: If you’re simply looking to step back from operations, deregistration or registering the company as dormant might be safer alternatives.

For more details, explore our article on dormant status and deregistration options [here].

Otherwise, when selling you will need to ensure your company is up-to-date:

Ready to proceed? Contact iNCUBEE to connect with prospective buyers.

On The Fence?

Have more questions about how to buy or sell a Hong Kong company? Reach out to the iNCUBEE team for guidance.

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