Hotels and Resorts for Sale in Mozambique

Skin by Aldytha is a cosmeceutical skin care range developed by internationally recognised Celebrity Make Up Artist, Beauty Expert and former Mrs South Africa, Aldytha da Silva. Every product has been formulated by a pharmacist incorporating the finest pharmaceutical and botanical active ingredients from Switzerland, France and Spain. The range has been developed as a professional range that is uncomplicated and simple to use at home while delivering proven results, nurturing and nourishing the skin back to its radiant best. Company has a valid trade license.

Capture Meditech is a leading Indian brand that specializes in negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) devices and kits. Established 4 years ago, Capture Meditech has quickly established itself as a reliable and innovative provider of NPWT solutions. Capture Meditech manufactures its own devices and NPWT kits. In addition to producing and marketing our own products, we also provide services throughout a nationwide distribution network. Our skilled team is committed to providing our customers with great service and support. Our industry-leading technology for wound management sets us apart from the competition. By leveraging the Make-in-India initiative, we have seamlessly integrated advanced German technology into our manufacturing process to create high-quality medical equipment right here in India. We have also applied for a patent for our NPWT technology, underscoring our commitment to innovation and excellence. Our products not only promise a quick return on investment but also come with unparalleled service and expert support whenever needed. We place great importance on providing exceptional after-sales service support and on-demand training to help you achieve the best outcomes for your patients.

Only the property and the physical assets will be sold and not the entire company. - The hospital has 5 floors and is company owned. - Basement: medical emergencies endoscopy unit, specialty examination room, electroencephalogram, spirometry, stress test, central medical stores archives room. - Ground floor: reception emergency room, doctor’s consulting room, treatment room observation room, lab sample collection room, pharmacy, imaging (X-Ray, CT scan), echography room, pathology laboratory. - 1st floor: reception/appointment desk, administrative block, prayer room. - 2nd floor: maternity ward, neonatology – PICU, pediatric ward. - 3rd floor: Internal medicine ward, surgical ward. - 4th floor: operating theatre, intensive care unit, intermediate care unit. - 5th floor: housekeeping services, kitchen, canteen.

150 units under contract (and growing) - significant repair revenue (+20% of contract revenue) - minimal contract churn (less than 2%) - 12-month contracts, auto-renewed.

Franchise photo gallery of a well-known brand that specialises in Iris photography. We have a gallery on the main shopping strip in Grand Bay, with a prime position facing the beach. We are also present at one 4-star hotel permanently, and are also alternating weekly between three 5-star hotels, thus reaching our target market at their place of residence during their vacation. This unique setup of cameras in high footfall locations helps us generate high sales with just a team of 3 photographers. The gallery is leased with a fixed overhead of 1,500 euros per month. Hotels are paid a commission on sales; thus, overheads are variable. We pay an 8% royalty to the franchise on a monthly basis, after deduction of taxes and transportation costs. The franchise agreement is closer to expiration, but can be renewed at the same terms with the new buyer. From the start of the company, we have invested in increasing our reach with the purchase of camera sets. The last investment has been in a fourth camera set, which is not yet in operation, but may be used at a new hotel or to increase presence at the current hotel base of three 5-star hotels. This ensures a 20% increase from the current capacity. Have a certificate for managing confidential information (required for contract with Hotels)

Abuja-based, Nigerian beauty brand specializing in high-demand cosmetic products. - Own-brand formulations and design; contract-manufacturing in China (outsourced production) to maintain quality and scale. - Core product line includes profit-focused eyelash extensions and related beauty accessories, leveraging the booming makeup and cosmetics trend in Nigeria. - Supplying 60–70 distributors across Nigeria with monthly supply cycles; with an established wholesale and retail distribution network. - Active online presence and organic social media followers with repeat customers, driving direct-to-consumer sales and brand loyalty. - Ready-to-run business with supplier relationships, customer lists, operating systems, and fulfillment processes in place. - The business is privately registered in Nigeria with tax registrations in place, and no industry-specific licenses or certifications are required. - The promoter has relocated to Canada and manages the business from there, while the other partner is based in Nigeria and oversees local operations.

The hotel’s location is its strongest unique selling point. - It is just 650 meters from the Sofitel Imperial Palace and 700 meters from Dsquared and Louis Vuitton exclusive stores. - All major attractions are within walking distance. Echouhada Street, where the hotel is situated, is the most expensive street in Morocco. - The property has 96 rooms, including 3 suites and 93 standard rooms, with an annual occupancy rate of 94%. - The hotel is classified as a 3-star property, with potential for upgrade to 4 or 5 stars. - Amenities include a Moroccan restaurant with a 100-seat capacity and a breakfast restaurant with 50 seats. - The hotel holds a private limited company status and has an alcohol license, which is difficult to obtain in Morocco, along with all necessary hotel permits. - The upcoming FIFA Africa Cup will host four matches in the next three months, and Morocco is scheduled to host the FIFA World Cup within the next five years, enhancing tourism prospects. - The listing is managed by an advisor based in the Netherlands, who can be contacted for inquiries.

• Planned Halal-certified eco-luxury safari camp overlooking a natural wildlife spring in Victoria Falls National Park, Zimbabwe. • To feature 12 private chalets with premium finishes, Halal-compliant amenities, and panoramic wilderness views. • Central Halal-certified dining facility, elevated viewing deck, secure guest parking, and on-site staff quarters included in the design. • Facilities under development: Fully equipped Halal kitchen, wellness & prayer spaces, spa, gym, and helipad. • Experiences to include guided safaris, walking tours, stargazing, storytelling, cultural immersion, and tailored private packages for honeymooners, families, and VIPs. • Target clientele: High-net-worth safari travelers, luxury adventurers, and exclusive group retreats; with a capacity for 24 guests per night. • Revenue model: Premium stays, guided safaris, Halal fine dining, cultural/wellness activities, bespoke packages, and upsells (excursions, events and merchandise) • Pricing strategy: Luxury tents at USD 800 pp/night; and villas at USD 3,500/night. • Promoter with 15+ years experience in hospitality and tourism; experienced management couple identified for GM, chef, and safari ops roles. • Strategic partnerships being developed with luxury tour operators, Halal tourism networks, and conservation organizations. • Conservation-linked model supporting anti-poaching efforts, habitat restoration, and community upliftment. • Unique edge: Prime Zambezi NP frontage, one of the first Halal-certified eco-luxury safari offerings, and curated cultural guest journeys. • Registered entity with business certificate in place; construction to commence post-investment. • Seeking strategic partner with expertise in luxury and Halal tourism to support growth and execution.

• 35-hectare wine farm in the Cape Winelands, Western Cape, South Africa. • 18 hectares under vine (Chenin Blanc, Malbec, Tannat, Chardonnay) with 10 hectares still plantable. • Boutique winery with current production of ~8,000 liters per year, with significant capacity to expand. • Assets include ~100 French oak barrels, vineyards, winery, and multiple hospitality facilities. • Event space to be converted and manor house to be restored into a 120-seat restaurant. • Planned additions: bottling plant, wine shop, tasting room, and restaurant to expand hospitality and retail revenue. • Licenses in place: Export, Manufacturing, WOSA, SAWIS, Vinpro. • Experienced team of 6 permanent farm workers (with housing), ~50 seasonal workers, 2 winemakers, and 1 guest manager. • Opportunity to expand production, diversify revenue, and enhance visitor experience. Competitive Edge: • Prime Cape Winelands location with established vineyards and hospitality assets. • Diversified revenue model across wine sales, luxury guest accommodation, events, and planned F&B outlets. • Clear expansion pathway supported by licenses, infrastructure, and brand positioning for domestic and export markets. • The business operates with a valid operations license.

11-year-old tailoring and garment manufacturing company specializing in durable workwear. - Product range includes overalls, field jackets, overcoats, and corporate shirts tailored for security, engineering, construction, advertising, and NGO sectors. - Trusted client base with repeat orders from Supreme Marka, Action Against Hunger, Prand Engineering, Sail Security, Hotel No. 5, and Stanbic Bank. - Current capacity: ~4,000 pieces/month with order sizes ranging from 200–500 units; lead time 5–10 days. - Key strengths: Established client relationships, fast turnaround times, and a scalable operating model. - Main challenge: Price competition due to rivals cheaper inputs and financing options; slower year from client-side headwinds. - Expansion plan: Transition from bungalow setup to a fully equipped factory, add advanced machinery, and scale operations to unlock growth and secure larger contracts. - Our monthly sales have declined due to the withdrawal of clients from the US and the slowdown in business activity caused by the elections.