Industrial Machinery Wholesale Company Equity Stake For Sale in El Salvador, Mexico

This is a multi-country textile solutions company supplying industrial sewing machines, spare parts, automation, and technical support across Central America and Mexico. A. Tangible assets.
1. Inventory (owned)
Industrial sewing machines (new, demo, and project units)
Spare parts and consumables (hooks, loopers, gauges, belts, motors, sensors, accessories, etc. )
Automation-related equipment and attachments.
Estimated total inventory value: approximately USD 2,000,000 across all operating locations.
2. Real estate.
Owned warehouse facility (El Salvador – INSESE):
Approx. 1,000 m², used for warehousing and distribution.
3. Leasehold improvements.
Racking systems, shelving, and storage infrastructure.
Office fit-outs within leased free-zone and industrial facilities.
4. Machinery & equipment.
Machine testing, preparation, and calibration equipment.
Tools for technical service, installations, and field support.
Packing, handling, and workshop equipment.
5. Furniture, fixtures & IT equipment.
Office furniture and meeting-room equipment.
Computers, laptops, printers, servers.
Networking, communications, and security systems.
6. Vehicles (Company-Owned)
Six (6) company-owned vehicles.
Used for sales, technical service, logistics, and management operations.

B. Intangible assets.
1. Brand & trade names.
Operating brands and related regional trade names.
2. Customer relationships.
Long-term relationships with hundreds of active B2B clients across multiple countries.
3. Supplier & manufacturer relationships.
Established relationships with international manufacturers and distributors (Asia, USA, Europe)
4. Commercial & technical know-how.
Deep expertise in industrial sewing machinery, automation, and garment production workflows.
Knowledge of free-zone operations, import/export, and regional compliance.
5. Digital & systems assets.
ERP, CRM, accounting, inventory management, and internal databases.
6. Licenses, permits & operating rights.
Free Zone operating authorisations.
Import/export registrations and country-specific commercial licenses.
7. Goodwill.
Market reputation and goodwill built through reliability, technical support, and long-term client trust. The company operates multiple strategically located facilities across Central America to support sales, warehousing, and technical operations:

American Park Free Zone:
A 300 m² leased facility located within a Free Trade Zone, used for offices, spare-parts inventory, machine staging, and technical support activities. The location provides direct access to export-oriented clients and streamlined logistics.

Owned warehouse facility (El Salvador – INSESE)
A 1,000 m² owned warehouse serving as a central hub for inventory storage, local distribution, and operational support. The facility enables high-volume stock handling and rapid fulfillment for domestic and regional clients.

Honduras:
A 700 m² leased operation distributed across two adjacent warehouse spaces, located partly within a Free Trade Zone and partly in a standard industrial area. This setup supports both bonded and non-bonded operations, offering flexibility for different client and customs requirements.

Nicaragua:
A 300 m² leased facility situated in an industrial zone, primarily used for local inventory storage, distribution, and technical coordination.

Together, these facilities provide scalable warehousing capacity, regional coverage, and operational flexibility, enabling efficient cross-border supply, proximity to key textile manufacturing clusters, and rapid customer response. The business is primarily funded through internal cash flows and reinvested earnings. Operations and growth are supported organically, complemented by limited short-term credit facilities for working capital management.

Revolving credit line: USD 100,000, used for working capital and liquidity management.
Short-term loans: Approximately USD 20,000, related to routine operational needs.
No long-term bank loans, venture debt, or external financing arrangements are in place.

The company fully owns its inventories, with an estimated total value of approximately USD 2,000,000 across all operating locations.
Inventory consists primarily of industrial sewing machines, spare parts, and related equipment, providing strong asset backing for ongoing operations.

The business is privately held and family-owned.
Stakeholder 1: 85% ownership.
Stakeholder 2: 15% ownership.
There are no additional shareholders, partners, or external investors.