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Viking Mergers & Acquisitions review: fees, model and what to ask

Viking Mergers & Acquisitions is a independent business brokerage / M&A firm. Viking Mergers & Acquisitions does not publish its seller fees on the pages we reviewed, so get every fee in writing before you sign.

Updated 2026-09-23 · 1 source · By the TradeExit Guide team

Viking Mergers & Acquisitions at a glance

Founded
1996
Offices (company claim)
20
Regions
SE, Mid-Atlantic, TX, Midwest

How Viking Mergers & Acquisitions works

A multi-office firm (20 offices per its site) across the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic, Texas and Midwest. It states that businesses it lists sell for at least 96% of the published asking price on average (company claim). Founded: 1996, by Brad and Jay Offerdahl. Headquarters: Charlotte, North Carolina (office of the president).

What Viking Mergers & Acquisitions charges

Not published on the pages we reviewed.

Who it fits and the trade-offs

Good fit ifTrade-offs to weigh
Owners in the Southeast and adjacent regions with Main Street to lower-middle-market companies.Regional footprint; "percent of asking price" statistics depend on how asking prices are set, so compare with your own valuation.

Before you sign with Viking Mergers & Acquisitions (or any broker)

  1. Check licensing in your state

    Several states treat business brokerage as real estate brokerage. Look up your state in our business brokers by state guide.

  2. Ask for comparable closed deals

    Industry, size and timeline of deals the specific person you would work with has closed.

  3. Get the full fee terms in writing

    Success fee, minimums, any upfront or listing fees, exclusivity length and tail period.

  4. Read reviews for patterns, not stars

    Look for repeated specifics (communication, buyer quality, fees charged if no sale) on BBB, Google and forums, and ask for seller references.

  5. Benchmark the price they suggest

    Run our valuation calculator first so a high suggested price does not win the listing by default.

We have no relationship with Viking Mergers & Acquisitions and are not paid by any broker or marketplace. Facts come from the sources linked below; figures marked “company claim” are the company’s own and are not independently verified. Request a correction.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Viking Mergers & Acquisitions legit?

Viking Mergers & Acquisitions is an operating independent business brokerage / m&a firm, founded 1996. We have not audited its results; whether it is right for you depends on fit and terms, covered above.

How much does Viking Mergers & Acquisitions charge?

Not published on the pages we reviewed.

Is Viking Mergers & Acquisitions a broker?

It acts as an intermediary for sellers. Check which license it holds in your state if your state regulates business brokerage.

Sources

  1. Viking Mergers & Acquisitions - About us (accessed 2026-09-23)
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