For Owners Who Built Something Real and Want to Know What Happens to It Next.

Superposition acquires established industrial and professional businesses from owners who care what comes after the sale — and operates them with the same standards the founder applied.

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Built Over Decades. Exited With Care.

If you have run your business for twenty or thirty years, you are starting to think about what comes next. You have probably noticed that the options are not great. Private equity will buy it, rename it, and change the team within two years. Strategic buyers want your customer list, not your operation. Brokers put it on a public listing and wait. Your children either do not want it or are not ready to run it.

There is another path. Superposition acquires businesses directly — no public listing, no parade of advisors — and operates them with the same discipline the owner built them with. We use a structured acquisition process called the Superposition Method, which allows deals to close without conventional bank financing. We use seller financing and deal structures designed to work for both sides.

We are not a roll-up fund. We are not a broker. We are operators who buy businesses and run them.

What We Are Looking For

We acquire profitable businesses in eleven industrial and professional sectors. Our targets share a specific profile:

  • Revenue: $2 million to $50 million annually
  • Profitability: Demonstrated positive cash flow
  • Ownership: Closely held, typically by a founder or small group
  • Situation: Owner approaching exit with no successor in place
  • Sectors: Advanced Manufacturing, Energy Evolution, Food and Livestock Products, Hospitality and Tourism, Information Technology and AI, Life Sciences and Biotechnology, Petroleum Refining and Chemicals, Professional Services, Rare Earth Elements and Mining, Semiconductors, Transportation and Logistics

If that describes your business, we want to understand it.

Why Seller Financing Works Here

No bank approval is required to close our deals. We use seller financing: the seller carries a note, paid from the business's own cash flow over time. This is not an unusual arrangement. It is used in business acquisitions across every sector and at every price point.

The buyer's incentive is to keep the business performing, because the business's cash flow is what makes the payments. The seller gets paid from what they built. And neither side is held hostage to a bank's timeline or conditions.

The Process, in Plain Terms

  1. Identify target businesses based on sector, revenue, and owner profile.
  2. Contact the owner directly and personally.
  3. Review the financials seriously and quickly.
  4. Produce a valuation based on actual cash generation, not inflated multiples.
  5. Propose a deal structure.
  6. Conduct thorough due diligence.
  7. Close and handle the transition cleanly.
  8. Operate the business with the same rigor applied to acquiring it.

There is no year-long process. No committee that never makes a decision. We work with discipline and move as fast as the diligence permits.

One Call Is Enough to Start

One call is enough to start. If you are thinking about what happens to your business when you step back, we will have a direct conversation with you. No pitch. No pressure. You can decide after that call whether this is worth pursuing further.

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