The next owner walks into more than 40 booked events, prepaid vendor fees for upcoming festivals, and a trailer that is ready to operate today.
Now in its second year of operation, the business generated over $55,000 in gross revenue while running part-time on weekends only. Full financials are available upon NDA execution.
The current owner has turned away bookings consistently due to limited availability. Demand already exceeds what the current schedule can handle. The path to growth is simple: accept more events and expand the coverage area.
DonutNV serves hot, fresh mini donuts made to order on-site alongside specialty beverages. The visual production draws crowds naturally and drives strong repeat purchases at every appearance. Most events generate between $1,000 and $2,000 in revenue depending on attendance and product mix.
In its second year, the business has built catering relationships with regional corporate employers, universities, healthcare organizations, and major festivals across Richmond, Berea, Lexington, Georgetown, Elizabethtown, and Shelbyville. Kentucky remains largely undeveloped for the brand. Additional territories are available from the franchisor on a first-come, first-served basis, giving the next owner a clear path toward multi-unit operation in an open market.
The acquisition includes the fully branded premium trailer, all commercial equipment, $4,300 in transferable inventory, established vendor relationships, and every confirmed event booking on the calendar.
This listing is confidential at the seller's request. Business identity, complete financials, and the full event schedule are available after a mutual NDA is signed. Qualified buyers who are ready to move are encouraged to reach out.
This opportunity fits an owner-operator looking for a flexible schedule, a buyer ready to grow into multiple units across Kentucky, or someone with capital prepared to put an active operation to work. Most events run two to four hours, making the time commitment manageable even alongside other obligations.
Ownership is selling due to expanding professional commitments outside the business. The demand is real, the foundation is built, and spring event season is approaching fast. The calendar is filling. Buyers who are prepared to move will be given priority.