The business specializes in patented, LEGO-compatible educational building sets, focusing on Islamic landmarks, and operates in Europe and the Middle East. It has seen consistent profitability with a net margin of approximately 22% and gross margin around 70%. The business model combines direct-to-consumer e-commerce and retail/wholesale sales, supported by exhibitions. For the fiscal year from October 2024 to September 2025, the company recorded €459,495 in revenue and €97,423 in net profit. Customer satisfaction is high, with a return rate of just 0.43% and about 93% of reviews rated 5-star on a major review platform. Intellectual property includes patents across Europe, the Middle East, and Turkey, and a trademark for the brand. The company’s operations require minimal owner involvement, averaging 3.5–5.5 hours per week, with support from freelancers and established SOPs. Manufacturing is based in China, with fulfillment centers in the Netherlands and UAE ensuring fast delivery. Expansion opportunities include adding new SKUs, scaling retail and market presence, and reducing costs via localized third-party logistics. The owner is selling due to commitment to new AI ventures, and offers a structured handover with introductions to key partners and continued support for a smooth transition. Ideal buyers are those seeking growth in toys, education, or faith-aligned products, with experience in adding SKUs and expanding market reach. The sale includes IP, brand assets, and SOPs, with the potential for significant revenue growth.
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