Vehicle Rental Business and Importer of Vehicles

TRANSLATED: MONEY, MONEY, MONEY $$$$$

IMPORTER AND SELLER OF MOTOR VEHICLES; CAR RENTALS, VAN & TRUCK HIRE FLEET; MECHANICAL REPAIRS.

Not only well established with great visibility but also already very profitable and poised for the possibility of future explosive growth. So much potential on top of its already existing success.

Very Profitable Lawn Mower Sales And Repair Centre

IN GROWTH PHASE PROFITS EXCEED $100,000 PER ANNUM

This iconic 5 ½ day per week well-established, very profitable and successful business turns over close to $ ¾ million p. a., is run and operated by its current owner (with administrative assistance from his wife 2 ½ days per week) without need for year-round staff and engaging support staff as and when required (in the busy season).

Successful Importer and Distributor of Machinery

LONG ESTABLISHED WITH HUGE GROWTH POTENTIAL

Asking price: $2,300,000

Relocatable and / or expandable, 25-year-old, financially successful, import distribution business with a consistency and stability in net profitability (E.B.P.I.T.D.), which over each of the last 3 income years is between $600,000 and $650,000 per annum, where quite frankly growth and profitability has, to some extent, been limited by an aging, albeit, retiring owner.

Only 1 of 7 Available in New Zealand

POT OF GOLD – FIRST TIME EVER ON THE MARKET

Existing Master Regional Franchise for the Otago and Southland Provinces. The original regional franchisor is selling this business, together with an additional operated franchise area, with intent to retire after in excess of 15 years of successful and profitable operation. Such was the success last year for example that demand out weighted resources to service customer demand and, in fact, the owner had to turn away in excess of 2,000 customers just in that year alone.

How Come We Make So Much Money?

WITH COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE AND GROWTH POTENTIAL

When those within the industry ask how come such a small business makes so much money, sadly they overlook the real question which should be how much money is this business capable of making?