Businesses for Sale

Operates a branded organic saffron sourcing and retail business, selling directly to consumers through Amazon. - Owns a registered trademark brand with two saffron variants, supported by accredited laboratory certification to ensure quality and authenticity. - Sources saffron directly from Kashmir, enabling strong quality control and high margins by eliminating intermediaries. - Maintains low fixed costs through bulk-printed packaging materials and streamlined operations. - Has successfully entered the online retail space with steady traction, handling over 50 customer orders per month. - Holds a valid Shop Establishment license and is fully onboarded as a seller on Amazon.

Located in Bozeman, this firm specializes in providing end-to-end launch, licensing, banking, and compliance solutions for fintechs and money service businesses (MSBs) looking to operate in the United States. - The business holds a US MSB license and boasts 50 state MTL (Money Transmitter License) coverage, giving clients comprehensive access to American financial systems. - The target customers are international fintech companies, remittance providers, cross-border payment platforms, and emerging embedded-finance startups that require fast and compliant access to the U. S. market. - The company helps clients navigate regulatory complexities by offering a streamlined process that cuts down typical delays in launch and banking setup, enabling them to hit the ground running. - With a focus on speed, they can deliver full U. S. MSB and banking setups in as little as 30 days, leveraging strong banking relationships and regulatory expertise. - The business provides an integrated, turnkey infrastructure package, including compliance, banking, and payment solutions, which allows fintechs and related clients to establish a compliant U. S. presence without the need for in-house regulatory teams. - They have successfully served over 20 clients, helping them deploy ready-made payment networks and compliance infrastructures to accelerate their time-to-market in the U. S. financial landscape. - We generate revenue by charging fee from clients for different services.

1. Promoter experience & history. - Led by a Korean founder: The business was established and scaled by a Korean national, ensuring the brand maintains an "authentic" positioning that competitors struggle to replicate. - 8 tear track record: The first store was launched 8 years ago. The founder has successfully navigated the business through multiple cycles (including the pandemic era) and expanded to 3 branches. - Codified IP: The founder has created proprietary founder-codified recipes, meaning the IP is transferable to a new owner and not dependent on a specific chef's intuition. 2. Revenue model. - High-volume buffet model: The core revenue stream is an all-you-can-eat service positioned at a mainstream price point. - Discount-averse strategy: Unlike many buffet chains that rely on heavy promotions to drive volume, this business drives recurring traffic without reliance on margin-eroding discounts. - Turnkey cash yield: Two of the three branches are fully mature, past their payback period, and generating stable monthly cash flow. 3. Clients & demographics. Target profiles: The customer base is a mix of volume drivers and brand validators: - Students & office workers: Providing high foot traffic during weekdays. - Families: Core weekend demographic. - Korean expats: A key demographic that validates the food’s authenticity to the local market. - Locations: Strategically placed in "Bangkok's busiest areas" with dense student and office foot traffic. 4. Business relationships & operations. - MOU labor pipeline: A critical operational asset. The company has an established referral network for MOU serving assistants. This minimises recruitment friction, a major pain point in the Thai F&B sector and ensures consistent staffing across branches. - Supply chain controls: The business utilizes strict supply chain controls to maintain quality across multiple locations, implying established vendor relationships. 5. Financial snapshot. - Revenue trend: Consistent growth and stability. 2 years ago: THB ~50M. Last year: THB ~52M. 6. Awards & recognition. Brand equity: The primary accolade listed is the 8-year brand goodwill and established recognition among the Korean expat community.

1. Promoter experience & history. - Led by a Korean founder: The business was established and scaled by a Korean national, ensuring the brand maintains an "authentic" positioning that competitors struggle to replicate. - 8 tear track record: The first store was launched 8 years ago. The founder has successfully navigated the business through multiple cycles (including the pandemic era) and expanded to 3 branches. - Codified IP: The founder has created proprietary founder-codified recipes, meaning the IP is transferable to a new owner and not dependent on a specific chef's intuition. 2. Revenue model. - High-volume buffet model: The core revenue stream is an all-you-can-eat service positioned at a mainstream price point. - Discount-averse strategy: Unlike many buffet chains that rely on heavy promotions to drive volume, this business drives recurring traffic without reliance on margin-eroding discounts. - Turnkey cash yield: Two of the three branches are fully mature, past their payback period, and generating stable monthly cash flow. 3. Clients & demographics. Target profiles: The customer base is a mix of volume drivers and brand validators: - Students & office workers: Providing high foot traffic during weekdays. - Families: Core weekend demographic. - Korean expats: A key demographic that validates the food’s authenticity to the local market. - Locations: Strategically placed in "Bangkok's busiest areas" with dense student and office foot traffic. 4. Business relationships & operations. - MOU labor pipeline: A critical operational asset. The company has an established referral network for MOU serving assistants. This minimises recruitment friction, a major pain point in the Thai F&B sector and ensures consistent staffing across branches. - Supply chain controls: The business utilizes strict supply chain controls to maintain quality across multiple locations, implying established vendor relationships. 5. Financial snapshot. - Revenue trend: Consistent growth and stability. 2 years ago: THB ~50M. Last year: THB ~52M. 6. Awards & recognition. Brand equity: The primary accolade listed is the 8-year brand goodwill and established recognition among the Korean expat community.

The business operates in the pet grooming industry, focusing on mobile services in the Fort Lauderdale and South Miami areas. - It boasts fully equipped mobile grooming vans, featuring high-quality professional grooming equipment, including tubs, generators, water tanks, and dryer tables. - The established brand comes with a loyal recurring client base, serving approximately 10 customers daily, ensuring consistent revenue generation. - The business utilizes a streamlined booking system and a dedicated phone number, facilitating easy appointment scheduling for pet grooming services. - It benefits from significant goodwill and operational processes that have been refined over time, contributing to customer satisfaction and retention. - Revenue is primarily generated through mobile grooming services, addressing the growing demand for convenience in pet care. - Operates with a valid operations license.

Natural gas trading in the European market. - B2B business serving 3 clients. - Started three years ago with EUR 0.5M (MXN 10.53M) equity and cumulated EUR 0.9M (MXN 18.95M) of retained earnings; - Current size of assets is EUR 1.4M (MXN 29.48M), all liquid on bank account. - We have seen a high growth in revenue as energy trading is a cash intensive business that produces high revenues because of the price of the commodity itself and because of high trading frequency. Audited financials available. - The company is able to generate high revenue with just one employee because the company engages in algorithmic trading on European energy exchanges so the activity is automated and the workload is pretty limited. - Our business has a certificate of formation, trade license, and have obtained NOC from the energy authority.

The company operates a medical clinic that provides general practitioner and dental services. - The clinic records an annual patient footfall of over 12,000. - It is staffed by one dentist, three general practitioners, two nurses, and four clinic support staff. - The company is registered as an LLC. - The clinic holds a Department of Health license and has tie-ups with major insurance providers.

The school teaches students from nursery to grade 10. - It currently has 650 actively enrolled students. - The revenue model is based on fees collected from students. - The school employs 60 permanent staff members. - This includes both teaching and non-teaching staff who support daily operations. - The school is owned and run by a trust. - It is affiliated with both the CBSE and the state board.

• Manufacturer and supplier of paper straws and allied eco-friendly paper products for the food and beverage industry. • Supplies paper straws to well-known F&B brands and packaging companies, including Super Milk Products and Lite Bite Foods. • Serves over 30 active customers with consistent repeat business from institutional and bulk buyers. • Operates at full demand with 100% of produced capacity regularly sold. • Installed manufacturing capacity of up to 50 lakh pieces per month, with current utilization at around 70%. • Holds valid GST and Udyam registrations, ensuring full statutory compliance. • Possesses a valid Import Export License with existing export clients. • Well-positioned to scale production and exports given unused capacity and strong demand visibility.