A Berlin-based audio and localization company, established initially in 2011 as a sole trader and formally in 2015, is seeking full sale with a bidding deadline set for February 2026. The organization, with 12 employees, serves over 100 clients globally, including high-profile media firms, offering services like dubbing, voiceovers, and audio description. It operates from a 447 square meter facility with four studios, each designed for distinct purposes such as dubbing, ADR, and game audio production. Recognized as one of the largest independent audio studios in Berlin, the company has strategically placed itself at the heart of Germany’s media industry. Despite challenges like COVID-19 delays, the business reported sales of €1.6 million in the last 12 months and a net profit of €349,550. The firm is poised for growth, having invested significantly in infrastructure and building strong, long-term client relationships. The sale rationale cites the limits of current growth potential and the benefits of integration into a larger entity to leverage broader industry reach and opportunities. The business represents a strategic acquisition opportunity offering a modern facility, stable costs, and a diverse client portfolio, with potential for network expansion and increased revenue. The company is focusing on reducing reliance on freelancers and enhancing internal efficiencies for future growth. The sale is managed by a Manhattan-based M&A advisory firm that specializes in digital company transactions.