Cosmetics Company for Sale in Mexico City, Mexico
| Established | 20-30 year(s) |
| Employees | 10 - 50 |
| Legal Entity | Private Limited Company |
| Reported Sales | USD 2.1 million |
| Run Rate Sales | USD 2.2 million |
| EBITDA Margin | 0 - 10 % |
| Industries | Cosmetics |
| Locations | Mexico City |
| Local Time | 4:54 PM Australia / Sydney |
| Listed By | Management Member |
| Status | Active |
- Last year's net revenue of USD $2.15M (MXN $37.8M), up ~20% on previous years, with a stable ~34% gross margin and seller's discretionary earnings of ~USD $335,000 on a debt-free basis.
- Revenue model is wholesale supply to major retail chains: recurring replenishment orders across long-standing accounts. Due to wholesale nature of revenue the business is able to achieve USD 2.15 million in sales with 40 employees.
- The founder brings 50+ years in consumer products sales and trade marketing, including senior roles at multinational personal care and FMCG companies before founding this business.
- Key assets: Nine trademarks registered with the Mexican IP office (IMPI), licensed-brand distribution agreements, product sanitary registrations, an exclusive contract-manufacturing (maquila) arrangement that scales volume without capex, and a 40-person organisation including a national sales team.
- Clean credit record, no litigation, tax loss carryforwards available. Growth levers untouched: eCommerce (zero presence today), product innovation through the existing manufacturing arrangement, digital marketing, and US export under the current nearshoring environment.
It also distributes licensed third-party brands, making it a one-stop supplier for retail category buyers. End consumers are everyday Mexican households; the company's direct customers are national supermarket chains, pharmacy chains, wholesalers, and department stores, which it has supplied continuously for over two decades through a national sales force of key account managers and in-store promoters.
Tangible: Inventory (worth ~USD $260k at year-end), delivery vehicles, warehouse and office equipment worth USD 20,000.
Customer receivables per closing balance. The company transfers debt-free: all liabilities will be retired by the sellers at closing.
The company owns no real estate; the model is deliberately asset-light with manufacturing outsourced. Lease continues with the business.
The sale is offered on a debt-free basis: the sellers will fully retire all debts at closing, so no liabilities transfer to the buyer.
There are five shareholders, all members of one founding family: the founder-CEO holds 50.5%, a co-founding shareholder holds 34.5%, and three family members hold 5% each. All shareholders are aligned on a 100% sale, coordinated by the founder.