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Estonia - Latvia - Lithuania

The Baltic marketplace for buying and selling businesses

BalticDealHub brings companies for sale, commercial premises, business assets and investment mandates across Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania into one searchable place - with verified sellers and structured, comparable listings.

  • Verified sellers
  • Detailed listing profiles
  • Cross-border deal support

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Buyer requests

Looking for something specific?

Tell us the sector, country and budget. We match your request against live listings and sellers who have not gone public yet.

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Partners

Our partners

Companies we work with across the Baltics.

  • Grouhub
  • Hostinger
  • Finom

Why the Baltics, and why now

The Baltic states combine EU market access, e-government infrastructure and a generation of founders reaching retirement - a rare combination for acquirers.

A real succession wave

Many Baltic SMEs were founded in the 1990s and early 2000s. Their owners are now reaching retirement age, and a large share have no family successor. That produces a steady flow of profitable, unglamorous businesses coming to market.

EU access with lean operations

Companies here sell into the whole single market while operating with Baltic cost structures. Estonia's e-Residency and fully digital company administration make cross-border ownership genuinely practical.

Deal sizes that suit private buyers

The bulk of Baltic transactions sit well below the radar of large funds. Search funds, owner-operators and regional strategics can compete for quality assets without a nine-figure war chest.

Recovering deal activity

Baltic M&A value rose sharply in 2025 even as volumes normalised, with software, consumer, services and energy the most active sectors. Mid-market appetite has followed the headline deals.

How it works

How BalticDealHub works

Frequently asked questions
  1. 1
    Step 1

    Post your listing

    Create a free account, describe the business, premises or asset, and publish an anonymous teaser. After a quick review it appears on the portal.

  2. 2
    Step 2

    Get enquiries – under NDA

    Interested buyers send an enquiry through the portal. Nobody sees your company name, financials or documents until they have signed a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) and you have approved them.

    NDA first. Confidential details are released only after a signed non-disclosure agreement – we screen every enquiry before it reaches you.

  3. 3
    Step 3

    Close the deal

    Share the data room, negotiate with the shortlisted buyer and close with vetted Baltic legal, tax and valuation advisers.

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Built for cross-border Baltic deals

One search, three countries

Most local portals stop at a national border. Buyers here compare a Tallinn manufacturer against a Kaunas one in a single result set.

Five languages, one listing

Publish once. Your listing is presented in English, Estonian, Russian, Latvian and Lithuanian, with correct hreflang so each version ranks in its own market.

Structured financials

Revenue, EBITDA, headcount and deal type are captured as data, not prose - so filters actually work and comparisons are honest.

Discreet by default

Staff, customers and suppliers should not learn about a sale from a website. Your listing stays anonymous and every enquiry reaches you through us.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is BalticDealHub?
It is a marketplace for buying and selling businesses, commercial premises and business assets in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, plus a place for companies to find investors. Listings are structured and searchable, and our team screens every enquiry before it reaches the seller.
How much does it cost to list a business?
Publishing a standard teaser listing is free. Paid options cover featured placement, professional listing preparation, valuation support and introductions to vetted advisers.
Are the listings verified?
Every seller is identity-checked before publication, and financial figures must be supported by annual reports or management accounts before a listing is marked verified.
Can a foreign buyer acquire a Baltic company?
Yes. All three states are EU and eurozone members with open foreign ownership rules; only a narrow set of strategic sectors carries screening requirements. Estonia's digital company registry makes remote ownership and administration practical.
Which languages does the site support?
English, Estonian, Russian, Latvian and Lithuanian. Each language has its own indexable URLs so buyers and sellers find you in their own market.
How is my privacy protected?
Public listings never name the company. Enquiries come to us first, we check who is asking, and you decide what to share and with whom.

Ready to move on a Baltic deal?

Tell us what you are looking for or what you are selling. We will come back within one business day.