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Granite & Marble Company for Sale in Badajoz, Spain

For sale: Non-operational company with mining concessions, marble in four colors, 18 million cubic-meters reserves.

Established 20-30 year(s)
Employees < 2
Legal Entity Private Limited Company
Reported Sales Nil
Run Rate Sales Nil
EBITDA Margin Nil
Industries Granite & Marble
Locations  Badajoz
Local Time 4:32 PM Europe / Madrid
Listed By Management Member
Status Active
Overall Rating
Full Sale
Asking Price: USD 2.9 million (Native Currency: EUR 2,490,000)
Reason: Selling the company due to the owner’s retirement and the absence of generational succession. The va... View More
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Business Overview
- The company is a non-operational private limited company that holds government-leased mining concessions in Alconera.
- It operated a licensed and fully permitted marble quarry producing four marble colors: white, grey, red, and black, as well as aggregates.
- The marble reserves total 18.6 million cubic meters, with an additional 67.3 million cubic meters of aggregates and slate.
- The quarry’s output included premium (5%), mid/standard (40%), and by-products (55%), with marble maintaining strong global demand.
- The quarry is strategically located within 200 km of Huelva, Sines, and Seville international ports.
- It is ready for immediate operation and can be adapted to suit investor objectives.
- Title to the asset has been verified in SIGEO, and Mining Concession No. 06C12190‑10 is in force, with 61 years remaining.
- The site is zoned for extraction in Alconera’s municipal plan, and environmental bonds have been posted.
- The company holds a long-term land lease at a low cost for the next 13 years, with the option to renew.
- The marble quality and commercial potential have been certified by the University of Alicante, TECNALIA, and the Cehegín Marble Center.
Products & Services Overview
- Top-selling items were marble, used by various industries such as construction, interior design, and sculpture.
- The quarry’s output mix included premium marble (approximately 5%) used for heritage, sculpture, and signature façades.
- Mid and standard grades (around 40%) were suitable for versatile architectural applications.
- By-products (approximately 55%) served industries such as agriculture, chemicals, cosmetics, and food.
Assets Overview
The business has no tangible assets.
Intangible assets:
- Mining concession No. 06C12190‑10.
- Company name and private limited status.
- Certifications from the University of Alicante, TECNALIA, and Cehegín Marble Center verifying marble composition and performance.
Facilities Overview
The mine covers 179 hectares of gentle terrain, ideal for low-cost extraction, with an annual dead rent of 500 euros.
Capitalization Overview
The business was fully funded by a single owner and had no debts or liabilities.
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