• Established Operation: 10 years of continuous operation under the same ownership, distributing snacks, candy, soda and packaged grocery items throughout the New York metro market.

• Semi-Absentee Ownership: Owner works roughly 10 hours per week, functioning as a part-time general manager handling administrative tasks, receivables and cost of goods oversight. An eight-person W2 team handles field sales, warehouse, delivery and administration.

• No Customer Concentration: Approximately 1,000 active accounts with most of them purchasing on a consistent cycle. The largest single customer represents 1.2% of annual sales, and the top 10 combined represent 8.3%.

• Route-Based Recurring Purchasing: Daily delivery routes into Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Manhattan and Long Island, driven by consistent weekly and biweekly reorder cycles. $250 order minimum per delivery keeps route economics efficient.

• Defensible Channel Position: Roughly 95% of revenue comes from independent convenience stores rather than supermarkets, the inverse of a typical distributor. Larger regional distributors do not service this segment.

• National Brand Relationships: Carries major national snack and confectionery lines, and serves as a route to market for brands introducing products into the independent convenience channel.

• Diverse Account Base: Convenience stores, bagel shops, car washes, grocery stores, pharmacies and gas stations.

• National Brand Relationships: Carries major national snack and confectionery lines, and serves as a route to market for brands introducing products into the independent convenience channel.

• Deep Product Catalog: 1,300 to 1,400 active SKUs across snacks, candy, soda and grocery.

• Sales Team in Place: 3 field representatives service the existing account base and take orders on route, so the revenue function does not sit with the seller.

• Vehicles: Two company-owned cargo vans, a 2020 Ram ProMaster 3500 and a 2019 Ram ProMaster 2500, operating from a 5,000 SQ FT warehouse and office.

• Growth Potential: Add routes into Long Island and Staten Island, both currently under-covered. Broaden the mix into higher-margin categories such as protein snacks and better-for-you products. Pursue larger accounts including gyms, schools, office buildings, hotels and medical campuses.

• Inventory: Approximately $120,000 to $130,000 on hand, sold separately from the asking price.

• Reason for Sale: Owner is retiring and wants to spend more time with family.

• Transition: Seller is committed to a structured transition and a smooth handoff of supplier relationships, purchasing practices and route knowledge.

• Financing: No seller financing. No SBA Financing available.

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