The business, established in 2006 and based in Weston, FL, has a focus on distributing high-quality, affordable hand tools and home improvement products. It expanded into digital sales in 2017 on platforms like Amazon, eBay, and Walmart, as well as its own website. Since this expansion, the company’s revenue from online sales has doubled annually, reaching approximately $330,000 with a 25% net profit. The business has carved out a niche in miter shear cutting tools for flooring installation, positioning itself between major brands and low-cost alternatives, giving it a strategic market advantage.
The owner is seeking to sell the business to pursue other projects. The ideal buyer would be someone experienced with Amazon's FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon). The business boasts 323 positive seller feedbacks averaging 4.5 stars. It operates with several assets including contracts with customers and suppliers, marketing materials, registered trademarks, and social media accounts with significant followings — 240 followers on Facebook and 12K on Instagram.
The company’s inventory is valued at $10,000, covering various product categories and well-known brands. Post-sale support is provided for the new owner. Additionally, the business offers access to a group dedicated to the buying and selling of Amazon businesses. The overall operational health is excellent, with the business having significant existing manufacturing relationships and a sound e-commerce infrastructure in place.
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