Established jewellery/accessories eCommerce with £16K revenue, 65% profit margin, operating since 2017. Sale includes 1k stock items and 1yr accounting (UK).
A UK-based eCommerce business in the Design and Style industry, established in 2017, is being presented as an acquisition opportunity. This digital storefront has a proven operating history and targets a niche focused on home and lifestyle-oriented products. The business generated £16,144 in revenue and £10,438 in profit over the last financial year. Its eCommerce model offers scalability through enhanced digital marketing, product expansion, and customer retention strategies.
Potential buyers interested in a manageable online business will find value in its established domain, product line, and growth prospects. The sale includes several assets: the brand and its intellectual property, an e-commerce website, approximately 1,000 units of jewellery and accessories with a stock value of £5,000, product designs, professional imagery, and digital content. Also included is a one-year free accounting and bookkeeping service worth £2,000. Active Amazon listings for two main products, a necklace, and a men's card holder wallet, are part of the deal.
The jewellery segment of the business has been inactive due to a lack of someone to manage sales and deliveries, prompting its discounted sale (down from a previous valuation of £20,000). Accounts for the business are currently being prepared and will soon be available for review, providing further insight into the financial standing and operations of the enterprise.
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