The business under discussion is a premium Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) hardware brand renowned for its custom cordless power tool equipment. Its financial model has proven robust, with over $5 million CAD in lifetime revenue and a solid trailing 12-month net profit exceeding $565,000 CAD. The operations are efficiently managed through an optimized Shopify storefront, where orders sync with a US 3PL warehouse for seamless processing and shipping. For potential buyers, the acquisition includes high-value assets such as the brand’s core website, active social media profiles, an engaged email subscriber list, and wholesale inventory valued at $150,000 CAD. The business offers an excellent opportunity for growth, particularly through product line expansions or unlocking international markets utilizing established brand equity.
The consumer base is highly engaged, with a loyal following concentrated mainly in North America. Customer acquisition relies on data-backed digital marketing and solid organic brand presence. Customers appreciate product quality, unique packaging, and prompt delivery times enabled by the localized warehouse. Financially, the business captures high-margin profits, with total volume over the past year reaching $2.3 million CAD. A recent strategic shift has resulted in lean and efficient operational metrics while maintaining transparency through documented and backed P&L records.
The sale is targeted at e-commerce portfolio operators or entrepreneurs seeking a well-structured and profitable DTC tool ecosystem. To facilitate a smooth transition, the owner offers 30 days of post-sale support for transitioning vendor contracts, data, and logistics workflows.
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