A German handmade paper decoration company, established in 2012, is available for acquisition. Specializing in tissue-paper decorations and seed confetti for events, the business operates an independent e-commerce platform and has historical sales on Etsy and eBay. The company generated EUR 36,181 in 2024 from direct sales, contributing to overall annual revenues of EUR 64,147. Since 2025, the business has reduced its operations as the founders shifted focus to another venture, leading to a significant drop in revenue.
The sale includes the Shopware 6 online store, two brand names, domains, product photography, supplier contacts, production equipment, and inventory. Up to 60 days of post-sale support from the founders is also available. Notably, the Etsy account and its associated data and reputation are excluded from the sale.
The business has processed approximately 2,400 orders from about 1,700 customers, with 20% repeat purchases and over a third from B2B clients. The proposed sale price is EUR 79,000, but a digital-only acquisition excluding equipment may be negotiated.
Growth opportunities lie in enhancing the Shopware store, expanding social media and SEO efforts, and developing B2B sales channels. Prospective buyers are encouraged to evaluate the independent store's current performance separately from historical sales data. Confidential due diligence materials, including detailed financial breakdowns, will be available to serious buyers. The sale is targeted at an investor seeking to revitalize an established brand with an existing infrastructure.
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