Three Meat Markets, Established, Profitable Business For Sale in Central Arkansas Area, Arkansas

Three Meat Markets, Established, Profitable

Food and Beverage - Grocery and Supermarkets | Food and Beverage - Other Food and Beverage

Asking Price:	$1,200,000	Inventory:	$45,000 ++
Gross Revenue:	$1,300,000 (comments below)	Real Estate:	n/a
Cash Flow:	Not Disclosed	FF&E:	$210,000 ++
++ included in the asking price not** included in the asking price
Gross Revenue Comments: up 20% in 2009, great cash business

This is an opportunity to own three established meat markets, all established, and all in the central Arkansas area. Each market is highly profitable with good employees in place. Overall, the three stores are up over 20% in 2009, and the new internet store is quickly gaining momentum. The owner is a veteran of this business and will train a new owner, he is ready to retire.

About the Business

Year Established:1998

Employees:8 full time -

Facilities:all leased in high traffic areas

Market Outlook and Competition:normal competition, three stores allows for a competitive advantage. Accepts food stamps.

About the Sale

Management Training and Support:owner will train

Reason For Selling:retirement

Seller Financing:negotiable

KEYWORDS: meat food market steak chicken

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