Kingston Investments · Toronto

Strategic M&A Advisory for Privately Held Businesses

Helping Business Owners Navigate Exits, Acquisitions & Growth.

We advise owners, buyers and investors on selling and acquiring companies, business valuation and financing, with a focus on transactions from $500K to $30M.

About Kingston

Who we are

Kingston Investments is a Toronto-based M&A advisory firm. Most of the owners we work with are selling a business for the first time, often one they started or have run for decades.

We help them understand what the business is worth, get it ready for buyers, find and screen the right buyers, negotiate the terms and see the deal through to closing. We also work with buyers looking for an acquisition and help arrange the financing a deal needs.

More about Kingston
Khaled Baranbo

“We believe in building long-term relationships based on trust, transparency and mutual success.”

Khaled BaranboManaging Director, Kingston Investments

Professional memberships and designations

Our Managing Director is a member of leading M&A and business-broker associations and holds their advanced designations.

Affiliations & awards
  • Alliance of Merger & Acquisition Advisors (AM&AA)
  • International Business Brokers Association (IBBA)
  • IBBA Canada
  • M&A Source
  • Certified Merger & Acquisition Advisor (CM&AA)
  • Mergers & Acquisitions Master Intermediary (M&AMI)
  • Master Certified Business Intermediary (M-CBI)

What our clients say

What began as an initial conversation ultimately led to the successful sale of my company. Kingston team remained involved throughout the entire process, helped bridge gaps between the parties when obstacles arose, and introduced multiple prospective buyers. Their consistent effort was instrumental in getting the transaction completed.

Seller

Kingston team prepared strong financial normalization analyses and implemented an effective screening process for prospective buyers. We were pleased with the buyer they introduced, and confidentiality was maintained throughout the year-and-a-half process. Protecting the company’s confidentiality was extremely important to us.

Seller, precision machining company

Confidential conversation

Not ready to sell? That’s a good time to talk.

It often pays to talk two or three years before you plan to sell. A confidential conversation can help you understand what your business might be worth, what buyers would look for and what to work on in the meantime. There’s no obligation.