Minnesota · Sawmills

Sawmills for Sale in Minnesota

1 sawmill business is currently tracked for sale in Minnesota, asking from $2.0M. When new Minnesota operations come on the market — public or off-market from the network — they land here first.

Current Minnesota Sawmills

sawmill · Minnesota

Established Sawmill & Lumber Company

$2.0M$318K rev

Long-history sawmill and lumber company providing finished wood products to commercial and household furniture buyers. Real estate available

The Numbers That Matter

The only public comp set in the industry. Median asking multiples as of September 7, 2026: 1.78x revenue and 4.18x cash flow.

BusinessLocationAskingRevenueCash Flow
Turn-key millwork, Brooklyn NYBrooklyn, NY$1.8M$1.8M$778K
Midwest hardwood distribution yardMidwest US$9.0M$28.7M$2.2M
Cabinetry millwork, turn-keyOsceola County, FL$1.6M$620K$64K
Established sawmill & lumber co.Minnesota$2.0M$318K$132K
Door/cabinet fabrication, 40 yrsGrand Junction, CO$890K$1.5M$461K
Hardwood flooring plant (asset sale)US (relocatable)$9.5M$1.7M

Buying in Minnesota

Buying a sawmill in Minnesota follows the same path as anywhere: know the market through the comp table, join the registry so off-market Minnesota operations reach you, and line up SBA 7(a) financing early — most banks want a 1.25x debt service coverage ratio on historical cash flow, industry experience, and a clean environmental on the yard.

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Also in Minnesota: Minnesota Lumber Yards for Sale · All listings nationwide

Common Questions

How much does a sawmill business cost in Minnesota?

Current Minnesota asks range from $2.0M to $2.0M across our tracked listings. Nationally, established operations run $1M–$9M with a median ask near $1.8M.

How do I buy a sawmill in Minnesota?

Join the buyer registry with your budget and target geography, qualify with proof of funds, then diligence financials, equipment age, timber supply, and customer concentration. Most sales under $5M close with SBA 7(a) financing at roughly 10% down.

How do I sell my sawmill in Minnesota?

Start with the free valuation snapshot to get a comp-based value band, then choose a listing lane: free aggregated, or confidential exclusive with NDA-gated financials. See the sell page for pricing and the compliance line.