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Profitable Timber Plant in Poland with Long Operating History

The company is a fully operational and profitable timber plant with a long-standing market presence in Poland. It is active in timber processing and contributes value through established production operations, industry know-how, and a functioning business infrastructure. The company benefits from its operational continuity, proven profitability, and historical track record, which provide a solid foundation for ongoing business development. Its established position and readiness for continued operation make the company an attractive platform in the timber sector. The sale includes the assets of two sole proprietorships (SMEs) – the owner and his wife. It is possible to establish a limited liability company and contribute an organized part of the business as an in-kind contribution, or alternatively, transfer all business activities to the investor's existing company through the sale of individual assets and the transfer of employee contracts. The transaction includes: • real estate, • industrial facilities, • production line and equipment, • know-how, customer base, and business contacts, • long-term raw material supply agreements with the State Forests. The financial status is maintained in a simplified form (KPiR), meaning the company has low administrative costs. Additionally, the current owner can onboard the new owner/manager for 12 months from the date of purchase. The expected price by the owners is: €1,500,000 net.

Revenue
1,094,687 €
Earnings
174,568 €
Employees
27
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Poland

Succession Plan Sought for Polish Plastics Processor

Through our Polish M&A firm, we are offering the acquisition of shares in an ISO 9001-certified manufacturing company. The company manufactures high-quality plastic products (profiles, pipes, hoses, etc.) using extrusion. It enjoys an excellent reputation among its customers (primarily in the electrical industry). Its unique selling point is its ability to process and utilize waste that is difficult to recycle within a fully closed-loop system. The company has an extensive machine park that currently supports 11 production lines. In addition, the company has its own silos for the granules it produces, as well as other machinery and equipment. The customer base is well diversified. Customers (almost exclusively electrical engineering wholesalers) come from Poland as well as Denmark, the Baltic states, the Czech Republic, and Germany, among other countries. There are also no one-sided dependencies on the supplier side. The company currently employs 22 full-time staff members in sales, production, and warehousing. Tasks such as accounting, human resources, and logistics are outsourced. The company holds registered patents, is in a very stable financial position, and is self-financed through its ongoing operations. The company’s headquarters is very well connected by public transportation (highway, train, airport). The management is happy to train successors.

Revenue
1,681,113 €
Earnings
254,145 €
Employees
22
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Buying a company vs. buying a firm

Buying a company means acquiring an independent organizational unit that regularly carries out an economic activity. A company can consist of one or several business operations. An individual can also found such an independent unit if they regularly carry out an economic activity — in that case it is called a sole proprietorship. As a rule, sole proprietors don't have to register in the commercial register; without that registration, they don't legally count as a "firm." A trade name, colloquially a "firm," is the name under which a company or sole proprietor appears publicly and conducts its business. Buying "a firm" therefore technically means acquiring the company's name or trading name. In everyday use, though, it's used interchangeably with buying a company — i.e. acquiring the entire business.