Businesses for Sale and Investment

• Ready-to-build (RTB) land for a 4MW solar farm located in the eastern region of North Macedonia. • Total land area: approximately 36,000 sq. m. , owned with premium development rights. • All key permits in place — building, grid connection, and environmental clearance. • Road access ready, ensuring immediate project initiation. • Grid connection secured; revenue model based on selling generated power to the national grid or institutional energy buyers. • High operational efficiency with an estimated margin of 77% at €50/MWh (current market price). • Demonstrates strong resilience and profitability, even under conservative pricing scenarios.

A 385.5 kW per hour solar power plant located in North Macedonia is in its final stage of completion. - The sale will include the completed solar plant with the owned land and fitted solar panels, allowing the buyer to readily generate power upon acquisition. - All the products are branded and have a warranty, the details of which will be shared later. - The power plant comes with all necessary licenses and certifications to operate, ensuring compliance with government regulations in the region. - A distributor is available for exporting the total generated power, a contract can be signed post the complete setup of the plant. - The location benefits from a total of 260 sunny days per year, enhancing the potential for consistent power generation. - The average expected revenue per month is estimated to be around 4,000-5,000 EUR, subject to the prevailing price of solar energy. - Anticipated revenue trends suggest a potential for growth in demand for solar power. -The operational process is highly automated, requiring minimal manpower, which may contribute to operational cost efficiencies. - The revenue figures are missing since the business is currently non-operational.

The company operates a solar power plant that generates and supplies electricity to the national grid through a long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) or a feed-in tariff system, depending on the prevailing regulatory framework. Its primary “product” is clean, renewable energy, typically sold to government agencies such as MAVIR or other licensed grid operators. The electricity is fed directly into the grid, and revenue is earned based on the metered energy output. In certain scenarios, where applicable, the plant may also enter into corporate PPAs, selling electricity directly to large private consumers such as factories or logistics hubs. The solar park functions autonomously with minimal staffing, supported by a remote monitoring and maintenance system. Given the local solar conditions and verified performance forecasts, the plant is projected to produce approximately 571.4 MWh of electricity annually. The system is ground-mounted, with no buildings or floors involved, and operates independently on fully owned land with no rental or lease obligations. This facility plays an important role in advancing Hungary’s environmental sustainability goals, reducing carbon emissions by an estimated 534 tonnes of CO₂ each year. It operates silently, without generating pollution, and has no negative impact on air, soil, or water quality, thus contributing to the European Union’s broader climate and renewable energy objectives.

Safari park & winery for sale – Anykščiai Region, Lithuania. - Asking price: €2,000,000. - Business type: Tourism, adventure park, winery, hospitality. Land size: 49 hectares. - The business hires part-time employees during high-demand seasons for about 4–5 months, which helps generate higher revenue. A rare opportunity to acquire a fully operational and fast-growing safari park and winery located in the picturesque and touristic Anykščiai region of Lithuania. The area is known for its dense pine forests, scenic river landscapes, and strong year-round visitor flow. Land & wildlife: * 49 hectares of farmland, including forest areas, ponds, and river frontage. * Fully fenced with internal safari roads and designated animal zones. * Home to over 150 animals including deer, mouflons, zebras, llamas, ostriches, Highland cattle, and more. * More than 12,000 cold-hardy grapevines planted, with an additional 24,000 planned. * Ideal for eco-tourism, family-friendly attractions, and wine tourism. Safari park & visitor infrastructure: * Popular tourist destination with approximately 60,000 annual visitors. * Safari vehicle fleet includes multiple off-road vehicles from reputable manufacturers. * On-site accommodation includes Scandinavian-style villas with hot tubs and private terraces. * A café building features an outdoor pool, panoramic terrace, and restaurant facilities. * Entertainment infrastructure includes a large trampoline park, children’s playground, stocked fish pond, and outdoor cinema. * Event hosting facilities comprise event domes, sailcloth and stretch tents, and a professional music stage. Vineyard & winery development: * Over 10,000 grapevines planted, with plans for an additional 14,000. * Construction of a winery building is currently underway, with plans to produce up to 100,000 bottles annually. * Wine tasting tours are being developed to integrate with the safari experience, presenting major growth opportunities. Estate & farm buildings: * Renovated two-storey farmhouse featuring geothermal heating, landscaped garden, and garage. * Additional farm buildings include a large brick barn and machinery storage areas. * All buildings are structurally sound but require roof and window upgrades. Sustainable energy assets: * On-site solar park with a combined capacity of 150kW, producing around 150,000 kWh annually. * Additional off-site solar farms totaling 180kW (optional) * Energy needs supplemented by a wind turbine and smaller solar systems for site consumption. Growth potential: * Excellent opportunity for strategic investors in eco-tourism, agri-tourism, or winery development. * Strong potential to expand accommodation, events, and wine production. * Ability to double visitor numbers through winery integration. * Energy independence, sustainable land use, and low operating costs provide a strong ESG profile. Deal summary: * Sale includes all land, buildings, animals, vehicles, and operational assets. * Business licenses, brand, and customer base are part of the offering. * Transaction can be structured as an asset or share sale, based on buyer preference. * Direct sale by current owner.

Established hydropower plant with a 520 kW capacity, strategically located in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. - Fully operational for 9 years, featuring "Crossflow" turbines and "Siemens" generators with cutting-edge remote management capabilities. - Efficient water utilization with a flow rate ranging from 250 l/sec to 4000 l/sec, producing 1300 - 1800 MWh annually. - Valid water access permission extending for another 5 years ensures continued operations and investment security. - Energy MT is the primary client, with electricity unit sales priced between EUR 130-180/MWh. - Facility spans 1,600 square meters with additional permissions to construct a 30 kW solar park, offering additional renewable energy opportunities. - Maintenance operations include systematic hydraulic oil changes after every 10,000 operational hours, ensuring long-term plant efficiency. - There are 2 permanent employees, additional contract or temporary employees are hired for maintenance. - The plant has a permit from the Ministry of Environment and Water.

Hydropower plant located in Brașov. - In full operation since 7 years ago. - Has a generation capacity of 1.9 GWh/year. - Yearly income EUR 300,000. - The plant supplies electricity and has a contract with a major electrical company as its client. - The annual cost for operations and maintenance is around EUR 40,000. - The plant holds all the required certifications from the water department and possesses the necessary licenses for energy production and sales. - The business has 1 permanent staff member and supplements its workforce with contract workers on an as-needed basis for technical assistance. - The owner is a Spanish firm whose manager, who is over 70, wants to retire.

Two biogas power plants 2 MW capacity (1 MW each facility) located in Serbia. - Company plans to invest in 5 MW solar power plant, production of bioethanol, fertilizer and methane. - Entity has purchase agreement for electricity produced, signed on 12 years period with the main supplier of electricity in Serbia, Joint Stock Company Elektroprivreda Srbije (Public company). - Price per kW agreed according to the feed-in tariff.

Operating 2 mini hydro power plants with a combined capacity of 1.6 MW/hr. - Average annual energy production: 5,000 MW. - Production capacity varies based on yearly rainfall. - 10 years of industry expertise for promoters. - Active Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with government entities. - Supplying energy to 2 govt clients. - Contract revenue ranges from EUR 550,000 to 730,000 each. - Fully compliant with the EU Green Energy Act; all licenses and registrations in place. - Remotely managed online by the owner. - Flexible workforce: contract workers hired based on project needs.

The business is a company focused on investments in renewable energies, with current investments in 3 wind farms located in Kerken, Issum, and Werl, Germany. - The wind farms have been in operation for 8 years and have recently undergone successful renewal with larger windmills, ensuring continued efficiency and sustainability. - Wind farms benefit from a 20-year secured income arrangement with the German state, to which it supplies generated power. - Business aims to raise further capital for expansion and to invest in new projects within the renewable energy sector. - Company's investment portfolio may include the acquisition of power plants, real estate, or machinery related to renewable energies, reflecting a diversified approach within the sector. - Company's financial performance includes retained earnings and annual returns. - Has only 2 employees to manage the operations and does not require any more manpower as they are a holding company and the day-to-day operations are minimal. - Business has invested in the same wind farm company that has wind farms in 3 locations and receives an annual fixed return of EUR 250k. - The company is registered and incorporated in Germany and does not need any other licenses or approvals to operate. - This is an advisor-listed profile and the advisor is based out of the Netherlands.

The company has developed an innovative technology for producing green hydrogen five times cheaper than existing technologies. - The project of creating an experimental plant for the production of hydrogen by electrolysis of water and with an internal cycle of energy. - The project provides for the development of integrated technology with the creation of an experimental plant for the production of cheap hydrogen in an environmentally friendly way. - This technology provides for the production of hydrogen by electrolysis, but at the expense of the internal energy of this process. Internal energy means the energy released from the process of spontaneous ionization of oxygen, which is released from water simultaneously with hydrogen. In conventional electrolyzers, oxygen is vented to the atmosphere, and in the proposed project it is used to generate energy. - This technology is capable of providing the production of 1 kilogram of hydrogen (11 cubic meters) at the cost of electricity received from outside within 4-5 kWh. The maximum power consumption will be 5 kWh. for the production of 1 kg (11 m3) of hydrogen. - As a result of the combustion of 1 kilogram of the produced hydrogen, 120 MJ of thermal energy is released, which can be converted into 12-15 kWh. electrical energy (taking into account the efficiency of energy conversion mechanisms).