LINK Business Brokers Hawke's Bay Gisborne

Let us handle the sale or purchase of your business across the Hawke’s Bay Region and the Central Plateau. Based in Napier, our office services Hastings, Havelock North and Gisborne.

Local knowledge, supported by a team of industry specialists, paves the way for an effective and proven approach.

Our brokers are hand-picked for their ethics, professionalism, and team mentality; which means that you get the strength of every member of our team working for you!

We provide access to expert specialists in your sector; they will advise on current market trends and determine the best approach to meet your business needs. Most of our brokers have owned businesses across a range of industries. We invite you to tap into the well of experience they have to offer.

We have award-winning valuation and marketing tools, fine-tuned after decades in the business, which help us to stay ahead of the pace and deliver advice that is both informed and current.

We offer you a team of experienced experts who are uncompromising in protecting your confidential information – rigorous, industry-leading training results in sound, smart advice. Our brokers boast real-world experience and a commitment to working to the highest professional standards.

LINK has been connecting business buyer and sellers since 1996. We are trusted to get results.

We are here to help you so why not contact our office today for a free, no-obligation chat.

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The Hawke’s Bay region encompasses the area around Hawke’s Bay on the East Coast of the North Island. It is 332 kilometres (about four hours) north-east Wellington City.

Blessed with a sunny, Mediterranean-style climate, Hawke’s Bay is one of New Zealand’s warmest, driest regions.

The twin cities of Napier and Hastings are the main population centres.

Hawke’s Bay is renowned for its primary sector industries. Cherries and apples, the original staples of the local economy are important: so are those classic New Zealand pastoral activities of sheep and beef farming. Grapes grow well throughout the region, and most famous are the wines developed in the Gimblett Gravels area. The Cabernets and Merlots produced there consistently outperform French competitors in blind taste tests.

The region also produces table vegetables, including organic produce. Food and beverage processing, forestry and manufacturing are significant industries.

Tourism is increasingly important in the region. Built around the region’s climate, iconic buildings, and wineries, Hawke’s Bay hosts many concerts, conferences, sporting events and farmers’ markets.