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Facts & Figures on Business Succession in Hamburg

Otto, Beiersdorf, Airbus: these are the big names that shape Hamburg's reputation around the world. In reality, though, small and medium-sized companies from a wide range of industries generate large parts of Hamburg's economic output. According to the Statista portal, around 86,000 companies are currently headquartered in the Hanseatic city, together accounting for roughly €375 billion in revenue. About 24,000 of these companies generate revenue of between €17,500 and €50,000. For comparison: 10,402 companies generate revenue of between €250,000 and €500,000.

What Makes Business Succession in Hamburg Different

The overwhelming majority of these companies are family-owned. Naturally, the question of business succession eventually arises for all of them. But because fewer and fewer descendants of the founders want to take over these days, owners face the challenge of finding a buyer to replace them, at the latest by the time they retire. For many years now, an online marketplace has therefore grown up where buyers and sellers can meet. DUB.de is the largest private provider of these business transactions in Europe.

Selling a Business in Hamburg

Simply because of its history, Hamburg is a world-renowned trading hub. The Hamburg Speicherstadt is the world's largest historic warehouse complex. To this day, this major northern German city has kept its reputation as an important trading metropolis. But it's also home to industrial and service companies — which, from time to time, change hands.

Advantages of Selling a Business in Hamburg

Anyone who wants to sell their business in Hamburg knows: a successor can be found here too. The Hanseatic city is Germany's second most populous city after Berlin — where else, if not here, would you find people interested in a business succession? At the same time, Hamburg is one of Germany's growing cities and benefits from the move from the countryside into cities. Not least, the state is also closely networked with the neighboring Nordic countries, with which it maintains a lively economic relationship.

That's why people interested in becoming entrepreneurs, or in running a business, can be found here across every industry — companies and individuals alike, with widely varying levels of experience in this field.