Sellers publish anonymously, with rounded revenue and operating profit visible to help buyers assess the opportunity. Buyers introduce themselves through a buyer profile and sign an NDA if required. Protected details open only after access is granted under the seller’s approval settings.
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Shown in the marketplace
After access is granted
A listing looks different depending on where you stand. Here is each side of it.
For sellers
01
Find your company
Search the Brønnøysund Register and pick the company you own. Closva carries the registered details across so you do not retype them.
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Choose what stays private
Your company name and exact address stay private until access is granted. The latest BRREG revenue and operating profit are shown publicly as rounded figures. Choose whether the asking price and reason for sale are public, available after access, or kept private.
03
Require an NDA, or do not
If you require one, the buyer signs it digitally before the request reaches you. You can read the exact agreement before you publish.
04
Approve the buyers you want
Review each request with the buyer's verified profile in front of you, or approve eligible buyers automatically. Your contact details are released only once you grant access.
For buyers
01
Build your buyer profile
Build a buyer profile: who you represent, what you are looking for, your budget and how you plan to fund it.
02
Get told when something matches
When a new listing fits your acquisition criteria, Closva notifies you — before you go looking for it.
03
Request access to the company
Introduce yourself to the seller. If the listing requires an NDA, sign it digitally before your request is sent. Until then, your message stays a private draft.
04
See the full picture
Once the seller grants access, the locked fields open, contact details are released and the conversation continues in private Closva messaging.
Confidentiality
Company identity and the exact address stay behind granted access. Rounded revenue and operating profit are public, helping investors assess the business. Sellers choose visibility for the asking price, reason for sale and images.
Employees, customers and competitors see only the public side unless the seller decides otherwise.
From the marketplace
Three fictional examples of anonymous business listings. In the marketplace, rounded revenue and operating profit help investors assess opportunities; company identity and exact financial figures require granted access.
Transport
Three vans, each with its own national van licence, and a fixed route billing around 250,000 kr a month. The licences and the contract stay with the limited company — sold anonymously, so neither the drivers nor the counterpart knew before the takeover.
Company name, exact address and exact financial figures require granted access.
Manufacturing and industry
Twelve years of precision machining for industrial customers. An experienced production team and established customer relationships provide continuity as the owners prepare for a handover.
Company name, exact address and exact financial figures require granted access.
Industrial supply
Supplies components and consumables to manufacturing businesses nationwide. Established supplier agreements and a dedicated warehouse team keep deliveries running. The owners support the handover.
Company name, exact address and exact financial figures require granted access.
Fictional examples for illustration — every real listing is written by its owner.
Buyer matching
Your buyer profile is more than a form. It is the filter Closva runs every new listing against, so the right opportunity finds you instead of the other way round.
Example buyer profile
Illustrative example
Jan Erik Moen
Oslo · Buying with a business partner
verified
This is the buyer profile shared with a seller when access is requested. Contact details are handled separately through the private access process.
After access
Once access is granted, you can talk directly in private Closva messaging. Contact details are available through the private access process.
Example conversation
Illustrative example
Messages
Goods transport company with a fixed route · Access granted
Jan Erik signed the NDA digitally — the seller opened access
Bjørn Halvorsen
Hi Jan Erik! You now have access to the full listing. Just ask if there is anything you are wondering about.
Jan Erik Moen
Thanks, Bjørn. Does the company hold a national varebilløyve for each of the three vans, and do they come along in a share sale?
Bjørn Halvorsen
Yes, all three licences are registered to the company and come along — and so does the fixed route contract, which bills around 250,000 a month.
Jan Erik Moen
Great. Could you share the accounts for the last two years? Then we can take a call next week.
The whole conversation stays in Closva. Contact details are shared when the seller is ready — not before.
Buyer profiles explain who the buyer represents, their experience, and their plans.
When a listing requires an NDA, the buyer signs it digitally before the seller ever sees the request.
Confidential fields and contact details stay locked until the seller grants access to that specific buyer.
Closva provides the platform and the structured process. CLOSVA AS is not a broker, agent or party to a transaction between users.
Whether you are testing the market or actively looking, the first step takes minutes.