Convenience Store for Sale in Vijayawada, India

The best selling products are groceries, packaged foods, staples, household products, personal care items, and other FMCG products, serving 300–400 daily walk-in customers from nearby residential and commercial areas. Tangible assets: Company-owned land measuring approximately 210 sq. yards with a G+2 commercial building of around 5,600 sq. ft. , modern passenger lift, 13.5 kW grid-connected solar power plant, backup inverter, four 2-ton air-conditioners, electrical and water connections, CCTV cameras across all three floors, supermarket furniture and fixtures, display racks across two floors, storage racks, six glass display showcases, two billing counters with three computers, double-door refrigerator, weighing scales, refrigerators, deep freezers, and existing stock and inventory. All supermarket fit-outs and infrastructure are included in the tangible assets.

Intangible assets: Established customer base and customer relationships. The business operates from a company-owned G+2 supermarket building situated on 210 sq. yards, with approximately 5,600 sq. ft. of built-up area dedicated to retail operations. The property includes a modern passenger lift, 13.5 kW grid-connected solar power system, backup inverter, complete electrical and water connections, CCTV coverage across all three floors, four 2-ton air-conditioning units, and complete interior fit-out. Display racks are installed across two floors, with dedicated storage racks on one floor. The property also has a 40 ft x 8 ft advertisement fascia facing a high-traffic road. The ground-floor frontage includes open space suitable for food kiosks or small food-court operations, either for self-use or subletting, along with potential for future online-order fulfilment. The business is funded primarily through family-owned capital and is wholly owned by a single proprietor. It currently has a working capital cash credit/overdraft limit of approximately INR 40 lakh, an outstanding bank term loan of approximately INR 37 lakh, and sundry creditors of around INR 15 lakh for routine business operations. The outstanding loans will be cleared as part of the transaction upon handing over the business to the new owner.