Businesses for Sale and Investment

1. Disruptive life tech model: We are building, Africa’s first AI-powered platform that integrates funeral planning, healthcare access, insurance, and financial tools into one seamless mobile experience, transforming a fragmented, underserved industry. 2. Early market validation: Successfully acquired 1,421 paying members in Mauritius through our bundled Gold Network funeral and life services membership, confirming strong demand and early traction. 3. Diverse Revenue Streams: Monetization includes subscription-based memberships, margins on funeral services and repatriation, product sales through our digital marketplace, and commission on embedded finance (microloans and BNPL). 3. Experienced team & promoter: Founded by Ronaldo Vieillesse, a third-generation funeral professionals with 40+ years of hands-on industry experience, blending deep operational knowledge with a tech-first vision of the new generation. 4. Strategic partnerships: Partnered with local companies, community cooperatives, and regulated financial institutions for scalable distribution and financial inclusion. 5. Global recognition: Invited to join the Peachscore + Dealum Accelerator, backed by Plug and Play (early investor in Google, PayPal, Dropbox), a strong validation of our innovation potential. The previous year’s reported revenue is unavailable as operations commenced this year.

In 1999, Gerhard Kolflaath, the founder of Vabene, developed the concept in Sweden and Italy, Vabene’s mission was simple; to bridge the gap between Italian quality manufacturers and the Swedish market. Vabene has been developed in close cooperation with Italian producers and supplies products wherever Vabene established itself. Initial production began in two factories serving kitchens and bathrooms. Vabene has now expanded worldwide working as a single-source turnkey supplier for all your Italian interior products and services in one convenient location, with 28 affiliated factories. Our representation of strong Italian producers, some of which have been operating for over 50 years, gives us a commanding position in the market. The Vabene brand today consists of two concepts: Vabene Casa, the flagship store that retails: Kitchen, Bath and furniture but also a range of design services. Vabene casa is generally around 800-1000 Sq. M. the second brand in the portfolio is Vabene itself which concentrates on kitchen and bathroom space requirements 300-500 Sq. M. Our customers beyond end-consumers include: Interior designers, Architects, fit-out companies and property developers, and the suppliers within the Vabene network are geared for large projects such as Hotels, Large mansions and large residential projects. In terms of positioning, Hacker is the brand that price-wise comes closest to Vabene, but Vabene has a larger range. Vabene is a no-royalty franchise model, with high margins and great expansion potential. No stock is maintained as the products are all produced based on customer requirements. The projected figures have been achieved in the other stores currently operating for the business & the same is expected to be replicated in the franchises as well. I am an advisor for the business but will not charge any success or upfront fee.

In 1999, Gerhard Kolflaath, the founder of Vabene, developed the concept in Sweden and Italy, Vabene’s mission was simple; to bridge the gap between Italian quality manufacturers and the Swedish market. Vabene has been developed in close cooperation with Italian producers and supplies products wherever Vabene established itself. Initial production began in two factories serving kitchens and bathrooms. Vabene has now expanded worldwide working as a single-source turnkey supplier for all your Italian interior products and services in one convenient location, with 28 affiliated factories. Our representation of strong Italian producers, some of which have been operating for over 50 years, gives us a commanding position in the market. The Vabene brand today consists of two concepts: Vabene Casa, the flagship store that retails: Kitchen, Bath and furniture but also a range of design services. Vabene casa is generally around 800-1000 Sq. M. the second brand in the portfolio is Vabene itself which concentrates on kitchen and bathroom space requirements 300-500 Sq. M. Our customers beyond end-consumers include: Interior designers, Architects, fit-out companies and property developers, and the suppliers within the Vabene network are geared for large projects such as Hotels, Large mansions and large residential projects. In terms of positioning, Hacker is the brand that price-wise comes closest to Vabene, but Vabene has a larger range. Vabene is a no-royalty franchise model, with high margins and great expansion potential. No stock is maintained as the products are all produced based on customer requirements. The projected figures have been achieved in the other stores currently operating for the business & the same is expected to be replicated in the franchises as well. I am an advisor for the business but will not charge any success or upfront fee.

The business is a leading distributor of international gifting and retail brand products in Kenya, focusing on modern trade outlets and Tier 2 shops. - It holds the exclusive franchise for popular Swedish gifting brands, including gift cards, gift bags, candles, and balloons, commanding a 90% market share in this segment. - The company also distributes popular Spanish confectioneries, including gummy candies and pick-and-mix candies, enhancing its diverse product portfolio. - The products are stocked in major supermarket chains like Carrefour, Naivas, Quickmart, and Chandarana, as well as Tier 2 retailers such as Cleanshelf and Eastmatt. - The primary revenue model involves Business-to-Business (B2B) sales, where the company supplies products to supermarkets, earning through margins from these partnerships. - With over 266 retail outlets across Kenya, and sales targets set by the franchise, the company is positioned for expansion and continued growth. - The business has been recognized for its excellence, having won the Franchisee of the Year award twice, highlighting its commitment to quality and service in the retail sector. - The promoter has over a decade of experience in the industry, leveraging extensive knowledge in importing goods directly from Sweden, ensuring a steady supply chain and market leadership.

The business supplies very unique branded souvenirs and merchandise to some of Ghana's most prestigious academic and corporate institutions. - We currently serve 56 repeat customers across the education, oil and gas, hospitality, and financial services sectors. - Due to our approach to business, the founder has built long-lasting relationships with these clients that has helped with client retention. - The business caters to around 50 bulk orders in a year. - The average order value is around USD 10k. - We have built up and retained an unmatched number of institutional clients who buy in bulk volumes. The founder's relationship with these clients spans over 10 years. - The business hires part-time employees as and when bulk orders are received.

We are a classy, distinctive, and fashionable brand that accentuates feminine values. Our products are a perfect balance between traditional and modern styles. Di Piú Milano is a dynamic brand with a remarkable name in the retailing sector, both nationally and internationally. On several occasions our business opportunities have been the object of interviews and reports in specialized media and daily press. We have developed unique business concepts for diverse markets, offering a wide range of fashion and accessories at reasonable prices with personalized service and continuous product innovation and renovation. All business opportunities we offer include entrance fee, initial stock, store design, basic in-store furniture or kiosk module, and shipping (does not apply to authorized distributor option).

The business is a used car dealership in Swakopmund, Namibia, specializing in the sale of quality new and used vehicles, including locally sourced cars and imports from Japan. Positioned in a coastal hub known for tourism and trade, the business caters to a diverse clientele seeking reliable transportation for personal, work, and recreational use. Number of clients: Serves a broad customer base in Swakopmund and surrounding areas like Walvis Bay and Windhoek. Also, has listings on platforms like NamCars. net (e. g. , 47 vehicles advertised as of recent posts) and a dedicated Facebook presence that attracts hundreds of buyers annually, typical for a mid-sized dealership in a town of approximately 44,000 residents with additional regional reach. The focus is on financing options likely broadening the appeal to budget-conscious and first-time buyers. Revenue model: The business's revenue primarily comes from vehicle sales, with a mix of: Used cars: Sourced locally and imported from Japan (e. g. , Mazda Demio, Golf Variant), sold at competitive prices reflecting market demand for reliability and affordability. New cars: Likely a smaller portion, offering popular brands like Toyota or Nissan. Financing and add-ons: They provide financing plans (e. g. , through partnerships with local banks or in-house options) and optional warranties, generating additional income via interest and service fees. This multi-stream model leverages high-demand vehicle types (e. g. , 4x4s, bakkies) and value-added services to maximize profitability in Namibia’s cost-sensitive market. Promoter experience: The dealership’s professional operations—offering curated imports, maintaining a strong online presence, and emphasizing quality—suggest leadership with significant experience in the automotive trade. The promoters have a background in car sales, import logistics, or regional business, given their ability to source Japanese imports and navigate Namibia’s market dynamics effectively. Business relationships: The business maintains key relationships to support its operations: Japanese import partners: collaborates with exporters or agents in Japan to procure vehicles like the Suzuki Jimny or Toyota Prado, tapping into Japan’s reputation for well-maintained used cars. Local financial institutions: Partnerships for financing options indicate ties with banks or credit providers in Namibia, essential for instalment-based sales. Marketing platforms: leverages NamCars. net and social media (e. g. , the company's Facebook page) for visibility, suggesting affiliations with digital automotive networks. These relationships enhance their supply chain and market reach, positioning them as a trusted local player. Awards: Namibia’s automotive sector doesn’t heavily feature in global award circuits, and the company is focused on practical operations rather than award pursuits. However, the company's reputation for quality and customer-centric financing could make it eligible for regional recognition (e. g. , through Namibian businesses or automotive associations) if pursued. Additional highlights: Inventory diversity: Offers sedans (e. g. , VW Polo Vivo), SUVs (e. g. , Toyota Fortuner), and bakkies (e. g. , Ford Ranger), with a notable emphasis on 4x4s suited to Namibia’s terrain. Market adaptation: Importing from Japan reflects responsiveness to demand for durable, cost-effective vehicles, a strategic edge in a market where new cars can be pricey. Customer focus: The company's slogan and warranty offerings underscore a commitment to trust and reliability, key to retaining clients. The company hires contractual employees alongside its permanent staff to handle periods of extra workload.

6-year-old business operating from Lagos with consistent organic revenue growth since inception. - We've experienced an average of 120% year-on-year growth since inception. Our annual turnover increased from ~ NGN 21 million to NGN 45 million YoY. - Our brand is a beacon of creative excellence from our of Africa and a representation of African perceptive excellence. - We're in motion to establish an international operating hub. - We're in plans to engage franchising to drive expansion plans into other African & international markets. - We currently generate revenues from our brand product sales, training course sign-ups, olfactory art supplies trading, olfactory art gallery experience, and space rentals. - We have over 1,000 direct return-customer portfolio base gained through store walk-ins, direct marketing, customer relationship management, and word-of-mouth referrals. - Our customer portfolio on average makes 2 purchases per quarter. - Have 2 retail partners in Lagos & Abuja with 6 stores combined. We also engage 4 concierge agents that drive product sales. - We established and run a center for olfactory art in Lagos, the first of its kind in Sub-saharan Africa. - 80% of our sales are currently through the sale of luxury perfume and our own brand of personal care beauty products. The olfactory gallery exhibition constitutes 20% of our sales.

We are a business that helps individuals buy cars and also provides agent services to help students rent houses. - So far we have been able to rent one house and sold 6 cars. - Majority of our revenue is generated through the sale of cars. - Revenue is generated by charging a commission to the customer based on the services offered to help in procuring the car. - We have associated with Avantgarde Motors, Link Motors and Panjap Motors in conducting business. - Research has also been done on houses to be bought when money is sourced suitable for student accommodation. - Promoter has 2 years of experience in this industry. - We have the incorporation certificate.

Nairobi based furniture manufacturing business. - Business manufactures furniture on demand and distributes and retails it in its own showroom. - Over 20 local distributors engaged in helping with the final product deliveries. - All the raw materials are procured locally. - Daily footfall of 10-15 walk-in customers at the retail store. - Custom design services available upon request. - A diverse international clientele for office furniture. - The business is fully incorporated and compliant with tax regulations.

Our business is engaged in selling and distributing branded FMCG products through our own e-commerce platform and other platforms as well. - We have tied-up with 12 famous FMCG brands and source the products directly from the brands. - Have a database of 7,000 + customers, we receive 100 to 200 visitors per day for our products in total on all the platforms. - Currently, we are selling through our own website and 12 other e-commerce platforms in Nigeria. - On average, we receive a total of 75 to 100 orders per day, out of which 25 orders come from our own website. - The business has an outstanding loan of NGN 75 million. - The business has 4 owners, one has 85% ownership stake, and the rest own 5% stake each. - We have been present in this market for around over 7 years and have seen 200% growth since 2018.

Our entity is the fastest-growing online shop in Uganda. With steady growth for the last 3 years, the company has now embarked on listing all manufacturers in the country. - This is aimed at indeed creating a new home of manufacturers for Ugandan manufacturers. The company intends to be the leading online b2b marketplace in Africa. - Currently, the entity has over 500 vendors and 450,000 registered customers who are using the platform. - The entity has 4 permanent staff and two others temporary. - The entity has grown to be identified as the new solution to Uganda's bottlenecks in trade and technology. With great potential, the entity needs investment to amplify it to new levels. - We generate revenue by charging subscription fees ranging from UGX 45,000-90,000 from the vendors. Another revenue stream is that we buy the products from the vendors, promote them, and then sell them through our own marketplace. - 80% of the sales is by selling F&B products.

Business that manufactures and wholesales fast-moving consumer goods and also operates its own retail supermarket. - We sell products to walk-in customers in our supermarket, do wholesaling of FMCG products for hotels and restaurants, and sell our manufactured items to small retail shops. - We have 30+ SKUs under our brand and these are sold in our store and other small retail shops in Nairobi. - We can manufacture about 60+ kilos of products every day. - Supplier credit terms available as well with the current supplier base (ranges from 7 days to 45 days) - There is a 50:50 sales split for the walk-in customers and wholesaling/supplying.