$65,000.00
Asking Price
Address: San Francisco,
Status: Active
Posting ID: 292545
5/1/25
Description
This business is a new name in the pet accessories industry, that is poised for growth. Specializing in the design, manufacturing, and wholesale distribution of high-quality dog accessories. With a focus on innovation, durability, and style, it is dedicated to enhancing the lives of dogs and their owners. Our product line includes collars, leashes, harnesses, apparel, toys, and grooming essentials crafted to meet the highest standards of safety and comfort.
Asset Information:
Inventory: $22,000
Other Assets: Website, Phone Numbers
Additional Information:
Training Period: 1 Month
Reason for Selling: Changing Industries, Personal Reasons
For more detailed information, please contact listing broker Ardeshir Vosooghi at ardeshir.vosooghi@fcbb.com / 650-397-6564.
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Contact
Phone: 650-397-6564 Details
Asking Price: $65,000.00
Down: Call/Email
Cash Flow: $3,035.00
Revenue: $11,483.00
Area: San Francisco
City: San Francisco
Attributes:
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Call/Email
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Revenue
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Call/Email
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Call/Email
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Down
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$480,000
Revenue
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Down
$3,250,000
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Cash flow
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Revenue
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Down
Call/Email
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Cash flow
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Revenue
$1,686,377
Down
$2,340,000
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Cash flow
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Revenue
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Down
Call/Email
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Cash flow
$90,000
Revenue
$480,000
Down
$195,000
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Cash flow
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Revenue
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Down
$1,250,000
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Cash flow
$104,282
Revenue
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Down
$299,400
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$499,000
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Down
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Down
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Down
$1,500,000
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$70,000
Revenue
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Call/Email
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Revenue
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Down
Call/Email
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Cash flow
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Down
$245,000
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Cash flow
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Revenue
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Down
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Cash flow
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Call/Email
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Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
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Down
Call/Email
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