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Online store with daily sales of €60,000–€100,000 and a €250,000 down payment for sale
Revenue €1,658,791
Earnings €83,032
Employees No information
Location No information
Transaction Background Strategic sale
Shares for sale 100% sale
Revenue €1,658,791
Earnings €83,032
Employees No information
Location No information
Transaction Background Strategic sale
Shares for sale 100% sale
Company Description
An online store in the entertainment and smart home niche is for sale, featuring strong daily and monthly sales and significant potential for growth.
Key Features
1. Strong Sales Momentum
Daily sales of 60,000 EUR are not uncommon during peak sales periods. In May 2026 alone, sales exceeded 900,000 EUR; a further increase is expected for June 2026. Comparable sales levels have been achieved in the past and should not be viewed as a one-time occurrence.
2. Above-Average Profit Margins
The company consistently achieves profit margins of around 20–30%. Compared to many e-commerce business models, this represents attractive profitability.
3. International Scalability
Customers can already place orders worldwide. However, the current sales focus is primarily on the two core markets: the U.S. and the U.K. Targeted expansion into additional countries offers significant potential for further growth.
4. Attractive Product Margins
The existing product margins provide sufficient leeway for further growth and rising advertising costs. Typically, a markup of approximately three times the purchase price is achieved.
Reason for Sale
The sale is not due to poor performance or a lack of prospects, but rather for strategic reasons. The seller operates several other e-commerce companies at comparable or higher revenue levels and wishes to focus on selected core projects in the future. The company being offered is already operating successfully but requires additional time, attention, and strategic resources for the next phase of scaling.
Purchase Price and Transaction Options
Option 1: Full Acquisition
The buyer acquires 100% of the company, including all assets, processes, supplier relationships, and growth potential. A structured handover period of approximately three months is planned. The purchase price is 850,000 EUR.
Option 2: Majority Acquisition with Continued Seller Participation
Alternatively, 75% of the company’s shares can be acquired for 500,000 EUR, of which 250,000 EUR is to be paid as a down payment. The remaining amount can be repaid via a seller’s loan and from current profits. In this model, the seller retains a 25% stake as a silent partner and continues to support the buyer as a strategic sparring partner even beyond the onboarding phase. The goal is a long-term partnership in which both parties share in future growth.
Key Features
1. Strong Sales Momentum
Daily sales of 60,000 EUR are not uncommon during peak sales periods. In May 2026 alone, sales exceeded 900,000 EUR; a further increase is expected for June 2026. Comparable sales levels have been achieved in the past and should not be viewed as a one-time occurrence.
2. Above-Average Profit Margins
The company consistently achieves profit margins of around 20–30%. Compared to many e-commerce business models, this represents attractive profitability.
3. International Scalability
Customers can already place orders worldwide. However, the current sales focus is primarily on the two core markets: the U.S. and the U.K. Targeted expansion into additional countries offers significant potential for further growth.
4. Attractive Product Margins
The existing product margins provide sufficient leeway for further growth and rising advertising costs. Typically, a markup of approximately three times the purchase price is achieved.
Reason for Sale
The sale is not due to poor performance or a lack of prospects, but rather for strategic reasons. The seller operates several other e-commerce companies at comparable or higher revenue levels and wishes to focus on selected core projects in the future. The company being offered is already operating successfully but requires additional time, attention, and strategic resources for the next phase of scaling.
Purchase Price and Transaction Options
Option 1: Full Acquisition
The buyer acquires 100% of the company, including all assets, processes, supplier relationships, and growth potential. A structured handover period of approximately three months is planned. The purchase price is 850,000 EUR.
Option 2: Majority Acquisition with Continued Seller Participation
Alternatively, 75% of the company’s shares can be acquired for 500,000 EUR, of which 250,000 EUR is to be paid as a down payment. The remaining amount can be repaid via a seller’s loan and from current profits. In this model, the seller retains a 25% stake as a silent partner and continues to support the buyer as a strategic sparring partner even beyond the onboarding phase. The goal is a long-term partnership in which both parties share in future growth.
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