Selling a Pharmacy in New Hampshire

Pharmacy Experts | New Hampshire | KKBA

Are you looking to sell your pharmacy business in New Hampshire?

For over 12 years now we have been selling pharmacy businesses all across the country.  Our Medical Sales Group has a 100% success rate selling pharmacy businesses.

If selling your New Hampshire pharmacy has ever crossed your mind – you need to give us a chance to present our stellar credentials.  We eat, sleep, and breathe this stuff-selling pharmacies.  We can sell your pharmacy for you when the time comes.

Let’s Talk About Timing

In case no-one has told you – NEWSFLASH: We are in a Seller’s Market (an economic situation in which goods or shares are scarce and sellers can keep prices high) like we have never seen before for.  Profitable or not, big or small, leased or owned location, in business for 1 year or one hundred – we can sell your store for you.  And, get you the highest price, in the shortest period of time and under the best terms.  We don’t take making this claim lightly as our entire reputation might rest on it.

Add to all of that, if we are not successful at selling your business – YOU PAY US ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!

KKBA Seller Market demands.

Who knows how long this Seller’s Market will last?

KKBA’s Medical Sales Group will make sure your business is presented to the largest group of active buyers in the market today.  No other firm works with as many of these buyers as we do.  We get your pharmacy business in front of the movers and shakers out there who are actively pursuing and buying all across America.

Over the years we have gained the trust of a treasure trove of buyers who know the quality of listings we bring on the market and compete with each other to purchase our listings.

If we have made it sound easy up to this point, don’t be fooled.  Selling a pharmacy business is serious business with a lot of issues that have to be addressed at every turn.  On top of that, the buyers quite frequently have Lawyers, Accountants and MBA’s working for them who’s sole purpose in life is to negotiate the very best deal they can for their boss with little, to NO, REGARD for what might be good for YOU the SELLER.  This is where we step up earn our keep.

We are there for you through the entire process.  We know how these folks think, we know their value drivers, and we know the metrics their bosses use to judge their performance.  Armed with all this we are armed to the teeth to out negotiate them to get you the best deal possible.

We have a Winning Track Record

Pharmacy 100% success

Pharmacy sales at 100%

KKBA has an unprecedented 100% success rate selling pharmacies.  Our success rate is no accident.  Unmatched performance like this over a 12 year period of time comes from being dedicated and committed to seeing every listing end up at a settlement table with a happy buyer on one side and our happy seller on the other.
You deserve the BEST!  |  This is likely the biggest business transaction you will do in your lifetime.

The 800 Pound “Gorilla in the Room”

A Business Brokerage Press industry survey in 2017 uncovered the fact that many of the brokers across the country have raised their rates to 12%, some even as high as 15%, or more.  If this wasn’t bad enough, many are charging significant upfront fees and some, ongoing monthly fees.  KKBA is without a doubt the very best value for your dollar.

Unlike a lot of brokers across the country, we work solely on a performance basis, if we are not successful in selling your pharmacy – YOU PAY US ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!

If you are ready to sell your pharmacy business contact or call (888-565-6468) the professional business brokers at KKBA!

A note about pharmacy licensing provided by our friends at LicenseLogix:

Pharmacies are governed by stringent federal and state laws, particularly those that participate in the Medicare/Medicaid program. A pharmacy company must obtain an “in-state” or a “resident” license. This generally requires an extensive application, varying fees, proof of insurance, and an inspection, which is usually scheduled upon approval of the application. If the company wishes to expand into another state, it must obtain an “out-of-state” or a “non-resident” license in that state. This process is more of the same, but also may require verification that the business currently holds a resident license (or proof that a license is not required) in the home state.

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