NDIS Registered Company for Sale — 18 Registration Groups including SIL and SDA

THE OPPORTUNITY

An Australian private company holding a current NDIS Certificate of Registration with 18 approved registration groups, valid to 8 August 2028. From 1 July 2026, Supported Independent Living became mandatory registration. A provider who does not already hold registration group 0115 must now apply for a variation of registration, engage an Approved Quality Auditor, complete an out-of-cycle certification audit against the new SIL supplementary module Practice Standards, and await a Commission decision — and cannot deliver SIL until that decision is made. That is a 12 to 18 month process, with material audit cost and no guaranteed outcome. This company holds both 0115 and 0138 on a NDIS Commission Portal, with 0138 effective 1 July 2026. It has also previously completed a successful variation of registration with an out-of-cycle audit, adding groups to its original SDA scope. This is not a first-time applicant's file. An NDIS registration is tied to a single ABN and can never be transferred to another ABN. The only way to acquire this scope is to acquire the entity, which is why a company of this kind has value at all.

REGISTRATION PARTICULARS

• Registration status: Approved
• First registered: September 2021
• Current registration period: 8 August 2025 to 8 August 2028 (approximately 23 months remaining)
• Registration groups approved: 18
• Mid-term audit due: 8 February 2027
• Key personnel: One officeholder
• Entity: Australian private company
• ABN: Active from 22 December 2020
• GST: Registered from 22 December 2020
• ASIC status: Registered; annual review fees current

REDUCING SCOPE

A purchaser who does not intend to deliver all 18 groups may apply for a variation of registration to remove those they do not want. Audit scope is set from the groups on the certificate at the time the scope is issued, so any reduction should be approved before the mid-term audit scope is set (mid-term due 8 February 2027).

COMPLIANCE HISTORY

• NDIS participants: Nil — current and historical. The company has never supported an NDIS participant and has never lodged an NDIS claim.
• SDA dwellings: Nil enrolled; no SDA payment ever received.
• Reportable incidents: Nil.
• Complaints to the Commission: Nil.
• Banning orders, compliance actions, infringement notices: Nil — against the company or any key personnel.
• Registration suspension: Never.
• Litigation, disputes, claims: Nil known.
• Current employees and contractors: Nil.
• ATO account: Nil balance.
• Superannuation guarantee: Met in full; no charge or penalty outstanding.
• Current trading status: Dormant.

COMPANY HISTORY

The company traded briefly in its early years. It issued a small number of consulting invoices for SDA market research to prospective SDA investors, totalling less than $5,000, to clients who were not NDIS participants, and employed one person in a business development role for approximately twelve months. All wages, entitlements and superannuation were paid in full. The company has been dormant since. Complete records are available in the disclosure pack: four lodged ATO income tax returns, payroll records, the full accounting record set (general ledger, trial balance, profit and loss, balance sheet, journals, bank reconciliations and source documents), and the Commission registration history.

WHAT IS INCLUDED

• 100% of the shares, and with them the ABN, the Certificate of Registration and all 18 approved registration groups
• A complete, current policy, procedure and forms suite — audit-ready documentation prepared against the 2026 reforms, including the NDIS (Provider Registration and Practice Standards) Amendment (Mandatory Registration and Other Matters) Rules 2026, the SIL supplementary module Practice Standards, and the amended conditions of registration and change-of-ownership notification requirements
• Company statutory records and registers
• Full registration history and Commission portal records
• Complete accounting records for all periods
• Four lodged income tax returns
• Payroll records for the historical employment period
• Seller approval of the purchaser's Registered Providers Portal access before the seller's access lapses
• Cooperation with the Commission notification of the change of ownership, key personnel updates and worker screening
• Reasonable post-settlement assistance with the ownership-change audit and the 8 February 2027 mid-term audit (Introduction to an NDIS Auditor if requested)
• Domain name for website

WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED

• No property, lease, vehicles, plant or equipment
• No software or case-management licences
• No participants, service agreements, staff or goodwill from ongoing trading
• No bank account — the company's account will be closed at completion with a nil balance; the purchaser opens their own
• No contribution to the purchaser's auditor fees
• No Bank Account

AUDIT OBLIGATIONS AND IMPORTANT NOTICE

Two audits will apply to the purchaser:
• An audit within 3 months of the change of ownership, required under rules applying from 1 July 2026 where a provider delivers high-risk or complex supports and the sale causes a significant change to the organisation or its governance. The company holds SIL, High Intensity Daily Personal Activities, Community Nursing Care and Therapeutic Supports, so on the vendor's reading this obligation applies. The purchaser should confirm this with the Commission.
• The scheduled mid-term audit on 8 February 2027, which must include the Module 5A SIL audit described in condition 1 above.

No audit outcome is warranted or guaranteed. The documentation suite provided is current, complete and prepared to the applicable standards, but it is documentation — it is not an audit result.

Audit assessment is based on evidence of implementation: participant records and consent, incident and complaint registers with entries, worker files and NDIS Worker Screening clearances, training logs, supervision notes, rosters of care and progress notes. The company has no participants and no workers, so there is no service-delivery evidence in existence. Clearing an audit is the purchaser's responsibility and depends on factors entirely within the purchaser's control — their operating model, their dwellings, their workforce, their documentation tailoring and their own Approved Quality Auditor.

Purchasers are strongly encouraged to engage their own AQA and satisfy themselves, before completion, that the registration groups they intend to deliver can be certified on this timetable.

IDEAL PURCHASER

• An existing registered provider wishing to add SIL, SDA, high-intensity, nursing, therapeutic or specialised support coordination scope without a variation application and an out-of-cycle certification audit
• An SDA provider or investor requiring a registered delivery entity
• An unregistered operator with a participant or referral pipeline who needs a compliant registered vehicle to trade through
• An experienced NDIS professional establishing their own operation

WARRANTIES OFFERED

The vendor will warrant in the share sale agreement:
• Nil current liabilities and nil current employees at completion
• All required income tax returns and activity statements lodged; ATO account nil balance
• Superannuation guarantee met in full for the historical employment period, with no charge or penalty outstanding
• No undisclosed contracts, commitments, claims, disputes or proceedings
• No reportable incidents, complaints, banning orders or compliance actions
• Never supported an NDIS participant; no NDIS claim lodged; no debt to the NDIA
• No circumstance known to the vendor that would adversely affect the registration

The vendor will also give a specific indemnity for pre-completion tax, superannuation guarantee charge and employment underpayment.

SALE PROCESS

1. Enquire through this listing.
2. Confidentiality agreement signed — company name, ABN, Certificate of Registration, tax returns, accounting records, payroll records and the full disclosure pack are then released.
3. Due diligence — actively encouraged. Bring your own accountant, solicitor and Approved Quality Auditor, and verify every statement above against the ATO, ASIC, Fair Work and the Commission register.
4. Share sale agreement executed, settlement in full at completion, ASIC updates.
5. Change of ownership notified to the NDIS Commission as soon as possible. The purchaser's Registered Providers Portal access is approved before the seller's access lapses. The Commission assesses incoming owners and key personnel for suitability; the purchaser appoints and screens their own key personnel.
6. Purchaser proceeds to the ownership-change audit and the February 2027 mid-term audit, with vendor cooperation and records made available.

PRICE

$75,000 — negotiable. Full payment at completion.
Price is negotiable for a purchaser with advisers engaged and ready to move.

Identity of the company is released only after a confidentiality agreement is signed. This listing contains no company name, ABN, trading name, website, address or contact details.