Covid-19 Businesses for Sale and Investment

Start-up owns a formula of medicine that prevents and/or treats coronavirus symptoms. - It is an alternative medicine due to its all-natural and herbal ingredients. - Potential market will be the segment of the world population who decline vaccines and another potential market can be the vaccinated who need the added support. - List of ingredients will be disclosed upon sale of the medicine formula. - The medicine has been developed by a university and this start-up owns the formula. - Currently, the only asset available for sale is the all-natural Covid-19 medicine formula. - Patent approval is in pending status.

Import and wholesale business in Andiambalama, Katunayake currently non-operational for the past four years due to the impact of COVID-19. - Previously, it was engaged in the import and wholesale of phone accessories, generating monthly revenues of LKR 1–1.5 million. - The owner now seeks investment to restart the business with a new focus on importing and wholesaling denim jeans. - The initial plan involves importing 10,000 pieces from established manufacturing partners in China. - These jeans—targeted toward existing wholesale demand—will be priced at ~ LKR 1,500 per piece, offering an estimated profit margin of 90%. - Revenue generation is projected to begin two months after receiving the inventory. - The strategy includes selling denim for other brands initially, with plans to introduce a proprietary brand as operations expand. - No industry-specific licenses are required for this business model. - The investment is primarily sought to address funding constraints despite the significant market opportunity.

FMCG trading business with a portfolio of 7 products including chicken paste, mineral water, bread, chicken, briyani, Arica plates, wheat powder, olive oil, and chappathi. - Operates via third-party manufacturing and a cash & carry model for bulk purchases through distributors. - Pan-India distribution network with past market presence in India and the USA. - Stopped operations 4 years ago due to COVID-19 impact. - Ready to restart operations post-COVID with existing supplier and distributor relationships in place. - Projected net profit margin of 5–15% in the first financial year of restart. - Registered with the MCA.

FMCG trading business with a portfolio of 7 products including chicken paste, mineral water, bread, chicken, briyani, Arica plates, wheat powder, olive oil, and chappathi. - Operates via third-party manufacturing and a cash & carry model for bulk purchases through distributors. - Pan-India distribution network with past market presence in India and the USA. - Stopped operations 4 years ago due to COVID-19 impact. - Ready to restart operations post-COVID with existing supplier and distributor relationships in place. - Projected net profit margin of 5–15% in the first financial year of restart. - Registered with the MCA.

Business offering IT infrastructure maintenance, web development, and hosting services. - Previously served real estate companies through annual maintenance contracts (AMCs). - Operations halted during the COVID period due to client loss and funding constraints. - Had 5–6 active AMCs before closure, with stable recurring revenue. - Promoter brings over 10 years of industry experience in IT support and infrastructure services. - Seeking INR 7 lakh investment to restart operations and re-establish client base. - The business is incorporated with the MCA.

Business provides a unique service that captures and stores vaccination status in a private and secure manner for each member without leveraging large back-end databases and/or technology-heavy systems. - Our competition is linked to large, technology-heavy systems and requires technology (internet access and mobile phone at a minimum) for access and allows most of the individual's information to be in the public domain. - Sold as a 12-month membership with the delivery of an associated card with QR code as pictured and an individualized online account with a record of Covid vaccinations as well as storage of a CDC card image (including booster). - The unique QR code limits who has access to detailed information on each member's vaccination status and puts control of how the information is shared directly with the member. We believe that each person should own, control, and decide how to disseminate their vaccination information. Our go-to-market model encompasses two discrete channels. 1. Direct to the consumer through online sales. 2. Business to business through sales representatives and partners. Operations. Operationally, this is a medium-lift. Most operations are automated once membership is created. Fulfillment is performed in small batches and takes just a few minutes per membership. For larger batches, fulfillment is outsourced under contract. Customer inquiries and customer success need to be addressed daily and responsively. Cash management is through Stripe with its associated functionality. - Our Customers: Presently we are set up for US customers only and limit purchasers to over the age of 18. Once registered they are loyal and we expect the renewal rate to be quite high. We also see a high rate of family and social group adoption. We get one family or group member and others to join.

Located in Port of Spain, the business specializes in container transportation, catering to the logistics needs of local clients. - The transportation services involve moving goods such as building materials, raw materials, and imported food items, primarily within Port of Spain and Belmont. - Serving approximately 20 clients, the business has experienced a slowdown in operations following the COVID-19 pandemic. - In addition to transportation, the company operates as a wholesaler, offering products like dry peas, beans, and corn to its customer base. - Revenue streams are well-balanced, with 50% attributed to container transportation services and 50% from wholesale product sales. - The business employs a dedicated team of 5 employees who ensure timely and efficient service delivery. - Targeting local businesses and retailers, the company focuses on building long-term relationships to strengthen its market presence in the Port of Spain area. - The monthly revenue may appear high relative to the number of employees, but it directly depends on the volume of wholesale product sales and container transport completed each month. - Monthly sales remain lower than last year due to seasonal fluctuations and ongoing recovery from the financial impact of COVID-19.