PNTT
Visit pntt.caBusiness brokerage with its head office in Quebec, as its website shows. Contact details are shown once the firm claims this profile; until then, its own website is the way to reach it.
Verified as a business brokerage from its own website on October 23, 2026.
- Businesses advertised
- 2 visible on Deavo right now, gathered from public listing sites
- Offices
- 2 Quebec
- Deal size
- $2M–$60M revenueAs the firm states it; its words are below.
About PNTT
From the firm’s own website, in Deavo’s words — checked October 23, 2026. Deavo does not rate or endorse any firm.
PNTT is a Quebec firm that specializes in business sales, with offices in Saint-Hubert and Vaudreuil-Dorion. It describes its sale process as four stages: planning, negotiation, transfer and transition. Planning includes a summary valuation with a tax opinion, detailed valuations, a sale mandate, marketing documents and a confidential launch to the market. Later stages cover negotiating with buyers, managing due diligence, drafting legal documents through closing, and handling post-closing adjustments. The firm also publishes market-analysis articles on sectors such as plumbers and grocery stores, and supports a children's wish charity with each transaction.
Source: the firm’s website — pntt.ca
- Firm type
- Business broker
- Offices
- QuebecSaint-Hubert Vaudreuil-Dorion
- Deal size, in the firm’s words
- “A multidisciplinary firm specializing in business brokerage services for companies with revenues between 2M$ and 60M$.”— its website
- Industries
- Advertises
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