One of the leading distributors of lighting products

Basic information

The subject of the sale is a 100% share in a company focused on the wholesale and distribution of lamps and LED lamps on the EU market. The company represents almost all popular and most well-known manufacturers of lighting products, such as PHILIPS, OSRAM, etc. In addition to standard lighting elements, the company specializes in technical lighting and special lighting elements used in industry and agriculture.

The company has been operating on the market for less than 8 years, but during that time it has gained a almost a leading position among suppliers of lighting elements in central Europe. The company’s customers are entities from the EU, but also from countries outside Europe, the company currently processes and dispatches about 60 orders per month. The company procures goods directly from European manufacturers.

The company’s warehouse and office space are located in a rented hall in the Bratislava region with an area of ​​approximately 250 m2, the company pays rent of approximately EUR 1,900 per month. Currently, the company has only 3 permanent employees, of which 2 are warehouse workers. The amount of stock kept at warehouse is constantly changing over time, the owners also admit the possibility of selling without stock.

The current owner is responsible for the management of the company and partly for sales, but at present, the owner needs max. 15 hours of time per week to manage the company. According to the current owner, with good management, the company has great potential for the development of the company’s activities in the EU and outside the EU. The main reason for selling the company is the higher age of the owner. However, the company is fully functional and immediately available for transfer to a new owner.

The price of the company stated in this offer includes a warehouse in the amount of 650 thousands EUR in purchase prices, the selling price of the company will be adjusted taking into account the current level of working capital at the time of sale (eg in the case of substantially higher / lower stocks at the time of sale, the price will be higher / lower). The price of the company does not include cash in the company’s accounts.