The founders of a prominent fashion brand, recognized for private label apparel in men's and women's fashion, are open to selling their business with two options: acquiring just the e-commerce platform or both the e-commerce store and two physical stores. Established in 2019, this brand has a significant presence across the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany. Known for high-quality, stylish products priced between €30 and €200, the brand has built a loyal customer base with a 45% return rate. It boasts a solid omnichannel strategy, integrating online and physical locations in Breda, Netherlands. Recent strategic operational enhancements have led to a 55% growth projection for 2024 with a net profit of €1.1 million. The sale includes a stock wholesale value of €1,000,000 and involves 6.8 full-time equivalent staff members. Operations are highly automated, with interconnected systems and third-party global fulfillment services. A proficient marketing team supports the brand’s visibility and sales expansion, with significant growth opportunities identified in the American and German markets. The company maintains a strong social media presence and outreach, further bolstering its growth potential. The current owner is committed to facilitating a smooth transition, offering to remain involved for six to twelve months post-sale. Buyers can choose between a share or asset transaction. This sale presents a rare opportunity to acquire a flourishing fashion brand with a robust market position and significant potential for expansion.
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