Air charter company operating in the business and leisure flights and helicopter tours market holds a fleet of 7 helicopters and 3 six-seater jets.
The company’s workforce is made up of 21 employees as well as two managing partners, and annual turnover regularly comes in at more than 8 million euros.
The clientele acquired over the last 10 years is considered very high-level.
Due to health issues affecting one of the owner-partners, we are assessing the possibility of selling off a share, potentially a majority share, in the company.
Additional information will be made available to interested parties with suitable credentials.

Europe-headquartered company is willing to assess a structured partnership with industry operators. The company in question is specialized in the maritime shipping and logistics of iron and steel products and has operations in all the international ports equipped for managing, transporting and storing these types of materials. Potential partners should have extensive, wide-ranging operations and, in particular, links with the main international commercial ports; they must be capable of effectively integrating maritime shipping services with warehousing and rail transport operations.
For the initial contact, we request that interested parties provide an outline of the range of services they offer together with a detailed explanation of their current geographic coverage.

Working on behalf of a key operator involved, our development and consultancy firm has developed an industrial/financial emergency plan designed to proactively intervene in the gradual closure of industrial operations associated with one of the most well-known Swedish automobile brand; this plan is compatible with the production lines and technologies already earmarked by the third parties involved for production in Asia.
Further details about this project will be made available to economic entities interesting in taking part in the initiative.

International investment firm focused on leasing commercial watercraft is looking to expand its fleet with the addition of “undelivered” eco-design bulk carriers built on commission by specialized naval shipyards but never picked up by the original customers.
Priority consideration will be given to ships with a tonnage from 35 to 50 thousand tons.

International electricity transmission network operator is considering purchasing a component of railway infrastructure, specifically the high and medium voltage lines, even if they are already being rented by electricity traders or green energy producers. Any agreement must be submitted for approval by the local energy and transportation authority and take into account the cost of electricity provision that the transportation company making the sale will pay out to the buyer in the future.