Businesses for Sale and Investment in Lebanon

Business type: Manufacture and trade of chocolate and chocolate products, based in Aramoun, Baabda, Mount Lebanon, under its own brand. - Operated for 7 years before halting operations 5 years ago due to COVID-19 and the increase in the dollar value, with established local brand recognition and supermarket shelf presence. - Distribution channels: Direct supply to wholesalers and supermarket chains, notably Al-Makhzan and Al-Rimal, and planned use of company representatives in Beirut and Mount Lebanon. - Market coverage: Domestic Lebanon market with existing contacts among major local traders; targeting remote governorates such as Beqaa, Tripoli, and South via appointed agents. - Sales performance: Historical daily sales US$1,000–1,300 and last reported annual sales ≈ US$300,000 prior to closure. - Financial restart projection: Forecasted monthly revenue ramp from US$10,000 at relaunch to ~US$50,000 within six months using modern marketing and rebuilt distribution. - Has a strong legacy brand recall and existing retailer preference, customers reportedly still prioritize this chocolate in stores despite company closure. - Revenue model: Product sales to wholesalers and supermarkets (B2B) and indirect retail reach via supermarket shelf placements and merchant-led exports. - Growth levers: Revive supermarket contracts, re-establish agent network for regional distribution, and invest in modern marketing. - The business holds commercial registration in Lebanon. No other industry-specific licenses are required unless the business begins exports in the future.

Café Connect offers a diverse menu featuring alcohol, coffee, Korean, Japanese, Continental, and Indian cuisines. The brand operates on an exclusive membership-based model, where only members with prior reservations are served; walk-ins are not permitted. The promoter brings 10 years of experience in the F&B industry and holds all required licenses, including GST, FSSAI, and liquor license. With a proven concept, strong revenues, and a unique positioning in the market, Café Connect is now inviting franchise partners to expand its successful brand.

The company is a well-established insurance brokerage with 1,000 active policies and 500 active clients. - It serves both B2B and B2C clients, offering diverse insurance solutions such as health, property, liability, business, automobile, travel, and specialized coverage. - The business operates on a commission-based model and has over 30 years of experience in the insurance sector. - It enjoys an excellent reputation with clients and insurance companies. - It has two permanent employees to ensure smooth operations. - The company holds a commercial registry license, while the current owner has a broker license. - A new investor will be required to obtain a broker license, which is a straightforward process.

440 regular Airbnb clients annually, both local and international. - Income generated from short-term Airbnb rentals, averaging $3,500/month ($42,000/year). - Long-standing ownership and hands-on management by the promoter, ensuring consistent occupancy and upkeep. - Strong reputation with repeat Airbnb guests and positive rental history, ensuring sustained demand. - Consistently rated as a well-maintained, elegantly furnished property with high guest satisfaction.

Beirut-based boutique consulting firm specializing in retail franchise development and consulting services across the MENA region. - Core offerings: Franchise format development, market entry strategy, retail operations setup, and on-the-ground implementation for international franchisors. - Primary clients: Women's apparel brands and café/food retail businesses seeking regional expansion and local partners. - Acts as the local execution partner by handling site selection, local licensing, vendor onboarding, and operational rollout for multi-country retail concepts. - Revenue model: Success fees for deal completion plus an ongoing percentage of client sales. - Single-founder operation (1 employee) with low overhead and scalable model through partner networks and subcontractors. - Early-stage business with recent launch and new client pipeline. - Has an Incorporation Certificate.

Lebanon-based natural skincare brand producing handmade natural skincare products with passion and love. - In-house production and distribution under its own brand, started in January last year. - Current manufacturing capacity is 1,000 products per week, enabling small-batch organic skincare production. - Has a product range of 12 SKUs. - Registered in Lebanon, has a trademark registration and product formulations are approved by the Ministry of Health, ensuring regulatory compliance and safety. - Actively distributing to over 10 sales points, including major retailers and small boutique shops, and distribution is carried out on a weekly basis. - Earns revenue by manufacturing and distributing finished skincare products through direct distribution to retail sales points. - There are two permanent employees, both of whom are directors. Additional contract employees are hired as needed for production and logistics.