Used Merchandise Stores for Sale and Investment Opportunities

Used Products is a Dutch retail franchise that specializes in a cohesive range of pre-owned technology, gadgets, and digital entertainment items. Our successful franchise system was founded in 1997 and has more than 60 stores, in several European countries. Used Products shops buy, sell, and trade in a wide range of products, direct to and from customers. In addition, we offer our customers a unique service that allows them to buy back their unneeded products. Someone who needs cash temporarily sells their product with the option to buy back that product. The global revenue for the second-hand electronics market has been on an upward trajectory since its beginnings. This growth can be attributed primarily to manufacturers continuously launching new products and services. As a result, second-hand retailers such as Used Products have had the opportunity to broaden their product range and consistently introduce fresh sources of income.

- The business supplies very unique branded souvenirs and merchandise to some of Ghana's most prestigious academic and corporate institutions. - We currently serve 56 repeat customers across the education, oil and gas, hospitality, and financial services sectors. - Due to our approach to business, the founder has built long-lasting relationships with these clients that has helped with client retention. - The business caters to around 50 bulk orders in a year. - The average order value is around USD 10k. - We have built up and retained an unmatched number of institutional clients who buy in bulk volumes. The founder's relationship with these clients spans over 10 years. - The business hires part-time employees as and when bulk orders are received.

- We are a business providing products related to K-pop. - We sell our products through various online marketplaces and our warehouse. - Receive 5,000-7,000 orders per month. - Working with 2 South Korean suppliers. - We also purchase products from South Korean websites and market them in the US and Japan.