Cafes for Sale and Investment Opportunities

- Our cafe is running, with all the necessary setup, interiors, and inventory and it has well-trained and experienced staff. - We have acquired a good customer base over the last 9 years. - The location of the cafe is happening and has good footfall from colleges that are near the cafe, namely DY Patil College, PCCEO, and Symbiosis. - The monthly revenue of the cafe is approx INR 2.5 lakh with a net profit of INR 80k. - Break down of expenses. Rent - INR 50k. Light bill - INR 7k. Staff salaries - INR 26k (2 person) Material - INR 80k approx. New cafe vs buying our cafe. - In a new cafe‌, the average cost for making the same cafe will be INR 15 lakhs for the interior and one will have to search for a location that is happening and has a low rent, they'll also have to ‌create a whole new team that is experienced and trustworthy‌ - One has to create a new menu‌ as well and with all of this the average time to set up a cafe business is at least 1-1.5 years, and‌ the ROI on a new cafe will be at least 3-4 years (this is only if one puts in their own money, with loan the ROI in a new cafe is even more). The benefit of buying our cafe: -‌ Our cafe's quoted price is INR 22 lakh and our setup will address all the issues mentioned above like interiors, locations, and staff. - ROI calculation on the selling price of INR 22 lakh, avg net profit is INR 80k. INR 80k*27 (months) = INR 21.6 lakh. This shows that the buyer will recover their investment in about 2.25 years (27 months). The cafe has the necessary registrations and licenses for operation.

- Fast-food restaurant and bakery products business. - The business is currently non-operational as we want to sell it. - Catered to 8-10 people for bakery products and 50+ people for fast-food products during operations. - Have a seating capacity of 50-60 people. - Provided online delivery services also. - Business has 2 business partners with equal shares and an ongoing loan of NPR 5 lakhs.

- Bakery located in JVC, Dubai, and is easily accessible. - We used to sell all kinds of fresh bread, sandwiches, shawarma, pastries, and pizza. - We started operating late last year and recently closed our operations due to management-related issues as the promoter has a busy schedule. - During the operational period of 1 year, we received a daily footfall of 55-60 customers and generated an average monthly sales of AED 35,000. - Have dine-in seating capacity for 8-10 customers and we are also listed on food delivery platforms (Zomato, Talabat) for online orders. - The bakery has a sole owner and there are no debts or liabilities.