132 Businesses For Sale in Canberra Region ACT

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Registered NDIS Provider With Day Program Centre | Canberra ACT | Strong Revenue Growth

IB Networks

Charnwood, ACT

Price: $710,000

  • Turnover: $113,508 in October 2026; revenue grew from $77,357 in August 2026
  • Net Profit: $Annualised adjusted EBIDA of $308,621
  • Established: Established NDIS provider

An Established, Registered Ndis Provider In Canberra Is Now For Sale. It Offers A Dedicated Day Program Centre, A Growing Participant Base And A Team That Runs Day To Day Operations....

Medical

Highly Profitable Established Roofing Business – Canberra Region

Xcllusive Business Sales Pty Ltd

Canberra CBD, ACT

Price: $750,000 + SAV

  • Turnover: $1.62M FY2026 revenue; above $1.6M in each of the last three years
  • Net Profit: $424,502 FY2026 adjusted earnings
  • Established: More than 40 years of trading history

Business Id: Xb158969 $1.62m Revenue. $425k Adjusted Earnings. 40+ Year Trading History. Low Overheads A Rare Opportunity To Acquire A Well-established And Highly Profitable Roofing...

Building and Construction

One Of Canberra's Most Iconic & Successful Local Cafe Brands

GSE Hospitality Brokers

Australian Capital Territory

Price: $1,450,000 + SAV

  • Turnover: $Approximately $3 million annually; weekly turnover of $56,898 (inc GST) and $56,898 (net of GST) stated
  • Net Profit: $EBITDA margin of roughly 24%

Rarely Does An Opportunity Arise To Acquire Such A Tightly Held And Iconic Hospitality Brand In The Act. This High-performing Business Features A Sophisticated, Multi-faceted Offering...

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Canberra Business for Sale Market

Market data updated for the September 2026 quarter.

There are around 110 businesses for sale in Canberra on Bsale. New listings are added regularly, with more than 1,000 updated across the site every week.

Canberra is a small business for sale market on Bsale, where a few listings can move the averages noticeably. Buyer enquiries for ACT businesses rose about 28% on a year earlier in the September 2026 quarter, spread between the city centre and Canberra's commercial and trade precincts, including Fyshwick, Hume and Mitchell.

 

What Is the Average Asking Price for a Business in Canberra?

According to Bsale's September 2026 Quarter Market Report, the average asking price of businesses for sale in Canberra was $696,656. That is above Sydney ($614,572) and Melbourne ($610,978), but below Perth ($949,871), Brisbane ($825,819) and Adelaide ($766,090).

Canberra makes up almost all of the ACT market on Bsale, so the territory average is the same.

Asking prices may include stock, plant and equipment or property. Asking prices are not verified.

 

What Types of Businesses Are Canberra Buyers Looking For?

Across Australia, cafes remain the most-enquired category on Bsale, while enquiries for professional and service businesses grew fastest, up 58% and 62% on a year earlier. Buyers are also favouring businesses that don't need a full-time owner, with businesses advertised as under management drawing around 30% more enquiries than the average listing.

The number of individual buyers enquiring about ACT businesses rose about 27% on a year earlier, July was the busiest month, and about one in four enquiries asked for financials in the first message.

 

Guides and Resources for Buying a Business in Canberra

Since 2000, Bsale has helped Australians buy and sell businesses across Canberra and every major city and regional centre. Buyers on Bsale are now asking for financials, finance and confidentiality agreements earlier than ever, so it pays to have finance arranged and advisers ready before you enquire.

> The ACT Business Market is Small, Steady and Priced Above the Big Capitals
> Your Guide to Buying a Business in Australia
> Australian Business Sales Insights – September Quarter 2026

Bsale data reflects listing activity on the Bsale platform only, not all business sales in Australia. Asking prices may include stock, plant and equipment or property. Figures are a general guide and not financial advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

 

According to Bsale's September 2026 Quarter Market Report, the average asking price of businesses for sale in Canberra is $696,656. Prices range from small owner-operated businesses under $100,000 to established enterprises worth several million dollars.

Most lenders require a cash deposit of 30% to 50% of the purchase price, so a business at Canberra's average asking price needs a starting budget of roughly $210,000 to $350,000. Also budget for legal fees, due diligence costs, lease transfer costs and enough working capital to cover your first 90 days of trading.

Asking prices are the prices advertised by sellers and may include stock, plant and equipment or property. Sold figures are the asking price displayed when a listing was marked as sold on Bsale, not the final sale price, which is rarely disclosed.

 

Buyer demand in Canberra is heavily weighted toward services and essential businesses. Professional Services, Healthcare, and Education support services are consistently sought after due to stable, repeat client bases. Hospitality remains popular, particularly Cafes, Takeaway Food, and suburban dining venues that cater to office workers and family households rather than late-night trade. Additionally, Cleaning, Building and Construction, and mobile service businesses perform strongly, benefiting from government contracts and ongoing residential development. 

Buyer interest is strongest in the Canberra CBD for professional services, hospitality, and retail, driven by office density and weekday foot traffic. Belconnen and Woden are popular for health, fitness, and service-based businesses due to their large residential catchments and transport connectivity. Meanwhile, Tuggeranong and Gungahlin attract buyers seeking trades, home services, and family-oriented retail, supported by ongoing housing growth and younger demographics. These areas offer a balance between affordability and consistent local demand.

Yes. Buyers should review commercial lease conditions under the ACT's Leases (Commercial and Retail) Act 2001, confirm any required liquor licence transfers with Access Canberra, and check existing business licences, zoning and planning approvals. Stamp duty generally does not apply to business assets such as goodwill and equipment, although certain property and lease transactions may attract duty.

Access Canberra provides guidance on business licensing and regulatory requirements. Always seek independent legal and financial advice before purchasing a business.

Click "Save Search" on this page or set up Buyer Alerts. Bsale will email you matching new listings daily at 6 am, so you see new opportunities before most buyers.

Before you commit, check the financials (at least three years of profit and loss statements and BAS), the legal position (the commercial lease, licences and any council orders) and the operations (staff, systems and equipment).

Ask for the information memorandum early, have an accountant confirm the owner's earnings against the bank statements, and have a commercial solicitor review the contract before you sign.

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To reach buyers across Australia, advertise your business on Bsale directly, or work with a licensed business broker who lists on Bsale.

To achieve the best price, have your financials ready, document how the business runs day to day, and price it realistically.

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