Get in Touch

Contact Richard Matthews

Whether you're thinking about selling, want to understand what your business is worth, or just have questions about the process — reach out directly. No obligation, no sales pitch.

#1 Link Business NSW

Highest grossing broker 2025

30+ transactions completed

Industrial, B2B & all sectors

$2M – $50M deal range

Mid-market specialist

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Schedule a Phone Consultation

Pick a date and time that suits you. Richard will call you at the number you provide. 1-hour slot, no obligation.

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The Process

What Happens When You Get in Touch

No obligation at any stage. The process moves at your pace.

01

We start with a no-obligation conversation — by phone, email, or in person at your office or Richard's. Once we're aligned on next steps, I'll attach a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) to protect your SPS information before anything confidential is shared.

I know you're busy, so I keep this stage as straightforward as possible. The NDA is standard and designed to protect you, not slow things down.

02

Required

  • Last 3 years financial statements — Profit & Loss and Balance Sheets
  • Year-to-date figures (e.g. end of March or most recent month)
  • List of family/discretionary expenses: vehicles (running costs, tolls, insurance), non-working family salary, additional super, mobile phones, unrelated purchases

Optional (helpful if available)

  • Accountant-prepared or management accounts (P&L and Balance Sheet) year-to-date
  • Income statements for the last 3 years (prepared by your accountant)
  • Payroll report for last 3 years and year-to-date (to see directors' pay primarily)
  • Asset register / depreciation schedule
03

We'll meet at your office or Richard's to go through the appraisal together. Here's what we cover:

  • Run through our appraised value of your business
  • Present our findings and insights
  • Suggest a strategy to market
  • Explain our fee
  • Answer all questions and ensure you understand the process
Watch: Appraisal basics explained
04

After the appraisal meeting, there's no obligation to proceed. You take the information away, discuss it with your advisers or family, and come back when you're ready. The process starts on your timeline — not ours.

I hope this explains the next few steps — always feel free to reach out with any questions at any point.