Established in 2009, this profitable eCommerce business in the Tactical Medical and Survival Gear industry has a revenue of $340k and a 64% profit margin.
An online retailer operating in the sports and outdoor industry since 2009 has demonstrated effectiveness through a steady growth trajectory, generating annual revenues of $340,433 with a profit margin of 64%. Specializing in tactical medical and survival gear, the company has developed a niche market, serving law enforcement officers with a comprehensive range of high-quality products. Business operations are managed solely by the owner, who handles everything from reviewing requests for quotes, fulfilling orders, to managing inventory. Procurement is a careful process, with lead times varying by supplier; a small inventory of essential medical supplies is maintained for efficiency.
The business, which utilizes major shipping services for fulfillment, has earned a strong reputation for customer service by maintaining open communication with clients. Marketing efforts have resulted in a loyal nationwide customer base, predominantly from direct orders from first responders and military agencies. Despite having an online store, over 95% of revenue comes from these direct orders. The current owner believes there is significant potential for growth, particularly in the consumer market, with strategic marketing investments.
The seller, who entered the business after a lengthy law enforcement career, is looking to sell due to personal reasons but is committed to providing post-sale support. While emphasizing the business's strong foundation and opportunities for expansion, the owner reflects on the transformative role the business has played in his life, anticipating its future success under someone else’s leadership. With a vast social media reach, the business is well-positioned for growth.
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