The seller is offering a 80% partial sale of their business for USD $50,000.
This values the entire business at USD $62,500.
All profit and revenue multiples are calculated based on this full valuation.
This is a direct share purchase from existing shareholders.
Ecommerce Store
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Ecommerce Store | Sports and Outdoor
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Premium yoga accessories brand with $20K inventory, trademarked designs, notable industry and social following, and substantial product expansion potential.
The business in question is an e-commerce brand specializing in high-quality, eco-friendly yoga mats and accessories. It is endorsed by notable figures, enhancing its credibility. Trademarked intellectual property, such as the "Sacred Eye" design, sets it apart, while a strong online presence includes a 9,000-follower social media audience and 5,600 email subscribers. Currently, the business offers a $20,000 ready-to-sell inventory, along with established operations through third-party logistics and WooCommerce.
Having captured a niche with unique product features like "wetter = grippier" technology and eco-friendly materials, it generates income through online sales and retail partnerships. The business boasts an average order value of $100 and a $50 profit margin per unit. Despite limited current revenue due to capital constraints, the brand's operation is smooth, requiring minimal time commitment from owners.
Strategic growth potential lies in systematic paid advertising, influencer partnerships, and product line expansion. Assets included in a sale would encompass all intellectual property, manufacturing contracts, supplier and retail agreements, and an extensive email list. Ideal for an e-commerce marketing professional with a substantial capital investment, the brand could transition into a more expansive wellness and lifestyle label. The sale is propelled by the founding team seeking someone who can infuse the company with the necessary capital to scale and maximize its market potential. The transaction promises significant brand equity for the right buyer willing to make a significant marketing investment.
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