Current Status: Active
Posting #: 257816
Last Refreshed: 10/1/20
Contact: Ken Oppeltz, CBI, CBB, MAMI At 858-716-0484 X701 - Also Email This Contact Below
I just sold a business to a company out of state that is interested in other acquisitions. They are interested in anything fabric related, including things like zippers, buttons, fabrics of all types, etc. Prefer industrial uses rather than fashion.
The acquisition can be anywhere in California, and it can be a manufacturing company or wholesale distributor. They are not interested in retail or fabric shops.
This company is funded, very experienced in the textile industry, and was a pleasure to work with.
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Cash & carry wholesale; snacks and ice cream. Ice cream commissary supply novelty ice cream to Ice cream vendors. Three full time routes, each with its own box truck. Direct store delivery of dairy, pastries, chips, salty snacks and beef jerky. 3 full time employees. Over 250 establish accounts. Good books and records.
Attributes: Semi Absentee Run, Training And Support
The is an excellent opportunity to get into one of the hottest segments of business, food processing. This company represents several quality brands of food processing equipment. Their services are in helping clients chose the correct piece of equipment for their needs, sales, installation and more. 2020 Gross $1,565,284 Net $133,954. 2021 Gross $1,350,700 Net $223,437 (9 months of sales). 2021 Revenue Projections in excess of $1.7 Million. The net profit YTD is $223,437. Business $800,000 + $82,000 Inv. = $882,000 total consideration.
Attributes: Broker-Broker Coop, Semi Absentee Run, Training And Support, Owner Financing
In Silicon Valley Area for over 50 years repairs, refurbishes, & sells electric motors, pumps, & related products & parts, profitable. Highly-respected. Skilled staff. Hundreds of recurring industrial, government customers. Professionally-certified 'Essential Service.' 1,000+ customers in data. Gross Sales: 2019 – $1.7MM. SDE $265K. 2020 – $1.2MM (SDE tbd). Leased 6,000+/- sq ft building with another 1,000 sq. ft. outside, plus parking. Total rent is $10,500. The current lease has over one year remaining.
Attributes: Broker-Broker Coop, Training And Support
Bait and tackle business largest wholesale supplier in California, an ideal family business easy to operate this is a turn-key operation ready for a new owner. Most items gross profit 50 percent. Seller Willing to Train Buyer.
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Cash & carry wholesale; snacks and ice cream. Ice cream commissary supply novelty ice cream to Ice cream vendors. Three full time routes, each with its own box truck. Direct store delivery of dairy, pastries, chips, salty snacks and beef jerky. 3 full time employees. Over 250 establish accounts. Good books and records.
