Chocolate and Confectionery Businesses for Sale

Company specialized in manufacturing and selling different types of candies including tamarind candy. - The company stopped its operations 2 years ago due to the promoter's poor health. - Candies were sold under our brand name. - We sold the products locally through retailers, salespersons, and export to resellers, and distributors in Nepal and Bangladesh. - Repayment time for the wholesalers and distributors is 30 days. - When operating we had 6 clients in Nepal and Uttar Pradesh. - Production capacity was 2-ton candies per day but the actual capacity is more. - The business has a huge potential and can grow by acquiring more vendors and sellers all over India and exporting products to other countries, especially Nepal and Bangladesh. - The business used to generate an annual revenue of INR 1 crore when operational. - The FSSAI licence the company held has expired and has to be renewed. - In this transaction, the buyer will be getting the legal entity, brand name and all machinery needed for manufacturing.

Our business is essentially an e-commerce website that offers a broad range of products to its customers. - Over 70 percent of the company's total revenue is generated through the sale of bakery products and chocolates. Customers can choose among 120 different brands of chocolates. The remaining revenue is through the sale of products from other categories. We have over 500 other products listed on our portal. - We receive about 10 to 15 orders daily across all categories. The products are shipped across India with an average shipping period between 5 to 8 days. Logistics support is outsourced, customers are charged an additional shipping fee to cover the cost. Average order value can vary between INR 600 to INR 1,000. - Our company does not hold any inventory of the products that are listed on our e-commerce website. - We purchase goods only if an order is received. We have relationships with 5 to 6 suppliers within a 50 kilometre radius of our office. Once an order is received, our staff purchases the products from the suppliers at wholesale and highly subsidised cost. - The products are brought back to our facility, where we package and ship them to the customer's address. - Our suppliers hold inventory for all the products that are listed on the website. There is no explicit contract with either of them. - We generate revenue by adding a 10 to 20 percent mark-up on the price we paid to the supplier. This is the only revenue source for the company. - The revenue decreased this year due to the operational difficulties caused by the pandemic. - This transaction includes the entire registered entity, relevant licenses, along with a transfer of the rights, ownership, domain and source of the e-commerce website.

Our business is essentially an e-commerce website that offers a broad range of products to its customers. - Over 70 percent of the company's total revenue is generated through the sale of bakery products and chocolates. Customers can choose among 120 different brands of chocolates. The remaining revenue is through the sale of products from other categories. We have over 500 other products listed on our portal. - We receive about 10 to 15 orders daily across all categories. The products are shipped across India with an average shipping period between 5 to 8 days. Logistics support is outsourced, customers are charged an additional shipping fee to cover the cost. Average order value can vary between INR 600 to INR 1,000. - Our company does not hold any inventory of the products that are listed on our e-commerce website. - We purchase goods only if an order is received. We have relationships with 5 to 6 suppliers within a 50 kilometre radius of our office. Once an order is received, our staff purchases the products from the suppliers at wholesale and highly subsidised cost. - The products are brought back to our facility, where we package and ship them to the customer's address. - Our suppliers hold inventory for all the products that are listed on the website. There is no explicit contract with either of them. - We generate revenue by adding a 10 to 20 percent mark-up on the price we paid to the supplier. This is the only revenue source for the company. - The revenue decreased this year due to the operational difficulties caused by the pandemic. - This transaction includes the entire registered entity, relevant licenses, along with a transfer of the rights, ownership, domain and source of the e-commerce website.