Sweet Shops for Sale and Investment

Food business based in Pune, specializing in a wide variety of gujiya for vegetarian customers. - Established for 10 years with a strong local presence and product specialization. - The business acts as both manufacturer and retailer, managing end-to-end production and sales. - Business has also started a franchise model, though no franchise outlets are currently active. - Produces 3,000 pieces daily with current daily sales averaging 1,000 units. - GST and FSSAI certified, ensuring compliance with food safety and taxation norms.

This profitable master franchise is part of an established sweets and food brand with a significant market share in Bangalore, focusing on Indian and North Indian delicacies. - The sweet shop has quickly gained traction, achieving a strong foothold in the local market with impressive sales figures in less than two years. - Catering to a broad clientele, including affluent customers and food influencers, the store maintains high repeat business, showcasing customer satisfaction and brand loyalty. - Averaging 700 orders on weekends and 400 to 500 orders on weekdays, the business exhibits a robust demand for its products throughout the week. - Leveraging digital platforms, the sweet shop balances offline and online sales, with a 55% offline to 45% online sales ratio, facilitated through partnerships with Zomato and Swiggy. - Operating as a master franchise for Karnataka, the business pays a royalty of 5.5% on the monthly sales, which contributes to maintaining brand standards and support from the franchisor. - The business is fully compliant with food safety regulations, holding certifications such as FSSAI and GST, ensuring quality and trust. - Located in the bustling city of Bangalore, the sweet shop taps into the local market's love for traditional sweets and snacks, appealing to both local residents and visitors.

Generated ₹3 lakh in business within first 2 months of pilot/PoC. Acquired 10+ B2B clients in Bangalore, including hotels, restaurants, and caterers. Revenue model: bulk supply of mithai, with recurring orders ranging from 100 to 50,000 pieces. Founded by Sadef Khan, ex-Co-Founder of Sigiwala (India’s first figurette delivery service, revenue ₹8+ crore), and backed by the legacy of Patel Sweets (est. 1949). Established strong business relationships across the HoReCa sector, validating demand for standardized mithai supply. Positioned as India’s first organized, tech-enabled B2B mithai supply chain, with plans to launch a digital ordering app, build in-house logistics, and expand into snacks and bakery. The last year revenue of the business is missing because we started our operations few months back.

This sweet shop in Wakad, Pune, benefits from a significant and loyal customer base with more than 100 daily footfalls. - Offers a delectable range of Bengali and Rajasthani sweets, along with popular snacks like Pyaaz Kachori and a variety of namkeen, enhancing its appeal as a destination for authentic Indian flavors. - Seating capacity of 20, the shop maximizes its revenue through dine-in services. - Listed on top food delivery platforms like Swiggy and Zomato, providing an additional revenue stream and increasing visibility in the digital space but most of our revenue comes from dine ins. - Fully committed to vegetarian offerings, appealing to a wide customer demographic seeking quality vegetarian sweets and snacks. - Established as a trusted brand, noteworthy for its quality products, bolstered by chefs with over 15 years of culinary expertise. - This sweet shop not only generates healthy revenues but also maintains a strong market presence due to its established brand and quality assurance.

Sweet shop in Murbad, specializing in traditional sweets production and retail. - The production capacity of the business is 3 tons per month, sales channels are wholesale supply and retail outlet. - The retail channel serves as the primary revenue source, with an average of 50 retail customers per day. - The business has a strong wholesale network, supplying 30-40 wholesalers within the local taluk. - The business holds essential certifications including FSSAI, GST, and MSME. - The procurement of raw materials is sourced from local markets. - The business needs 3 permanent employees to run the operations.