Food Ingredients Businesses for Sale in Johannesburg

Our field survey product is used by a wide range of clients in fields ranging from asset management to environmental auditing. - The number of clients in this area has grown rapidly from one client when we started, to approximately 40 completed or ongoing projects. - Our local government software assists organizations in complying with legislation for reporting and managing projects and assets. The software is widely utilized in KwaZulu-Natal where we have 10 clients utilizing the software for the management of projects and both moveable and immovable assets. - The logistics software is the bridge between the manufacturing company and the customer, providing visibility of shipments from dispatch through ERP and warehouse systems through to delivery. This is achieved through integration with the majority of vehicle and asset-tracking companies in South Africa. - Our revenue model is on a per-project basis, but we also intend to start a subscription-based model in the future. - The owner is currently in the UK, but the business is registered and operational in South Africa. - The business had a contract last year which has been completed due to which the sales have dropped marginally.

Beds manufacturing business located in Johannesburg South, seeking to sell their factory assets. - The business offers for sale a comprehensive inventory of 20 machines and equipment, including cutting machines, drilling machines, and others. - These are all brand new and can be used to manufacture a wide range of bed types and sizes, including single, three-quarter, double, king, queen, innerspring, and foam beds. - Potential buyers will benefit from the versatility of the machinery, as it enables the production of various types and sizes of beds, catering to diverse consumer preferences and market demands. - While the sale comprises the machinery and equipment, it is important to note that neither the factory building or client data is included, nor the inventory and raw materials.

Rights to a T20 cricket league, including men's and women's competitions, which will serve as flagship competitions for the Africa Cricket Association, designed to boost the profile of the sport across the continent. Beyond the core league rights, the deal outlines opportunities for primary revenue generation: Commercials: Sponsorships and advertising deals that would help finance the leagues. League revenue streams: revenues directly tied to the operations and broadcasting of the leagues. Franchise revenue streams: Franchise model, where teams operate as independent entities with their own revenue-generating opportunities, such as merchandise sales, ticketing, and other commercial partnerships. Streaming revenue: Digital streaming rights and digital media partnerships will be a fundamental part of the revenue model. To successfully launch the cricket league event, the buyer of the IP rights will need to fulfil the following components: securing 5 to 6 team owners, partnering with 2 to 3 broadcasters, obtaining a title sponsor, and gathering 4 to 5 additional sponsors. All these components will lay the foundation for a thriving league. The estimated cost of expenses during the first year is USD 3.5m to USD 6m. The advisor is an individual consultant based in Dubai and is handling this deal on behalf of the ACA (Africa Cricket Association)

1. Business overview: The company is a dynamic 2D animation production house based in Cape Town, South Africa, delivering a 26-episode 2D animated series (3 minutes per episode), with 7 episodes completed and ready for distribution. Founded by industry veterans, the studio blends local talent with global collaboration to create high-quality animation for domestic and international markets. 2. Number of clients: Currently engaged with 4 clients, including a South African broadcaster, an international streaming platform, and two advertising agencies seeking animated content. The studio is actively pitching to additional regional and global partners to expand its client portfolio. 3. Revenue model: Revenue is generated through: - Licensing the 26-episode series to broadcasters and digital platforms. Contracts for custom animation in advertising and short films. Potential future income from IP licensing and merchandise tied to the series. Initial projections estimate ZAR 720k - ZAR 1.44 million from licensing the completed 7 episodes, with significant growth potential upon full series completion. 4. Promoter experience: The studio is led by founders with over two decades of combined experience: - Promoter 1: A producer with 10 years in television, advertising, and short films, skilled in managing animation projects from concept to delivery. - Promoter 2: A writer and director with nearly 20 years of experience, bringing creative vision and storytelling expertise to the studio's productions. Together, they've built a robust foundation for the company's success. 5. Business relationships: The studio collaborates with a global creative team, including Middle Eastern artists and South African professionals, writers, designers, animators, music composers, and voice actors fluent in native and international languages. Partnerships include a local post-production house, a Cape Town-based voice-over agency, and remote contributors worldwide, ensuring a diverse and scalable production pipeline. 6. Growth potential: With a mission to meet South Africa's growing demand for domestic animation and compete globally, the studio aims to complete the remaining 19 episodes of its series and expand into additional projects. Investment will accelerate production and unlock distribution opportunities across Africa, Europe, and beyond.