Profitable Hawaii Bakery, Semi-Absentee & SBA-Eligible

Asking Price$450,000

Cash Flow

EBITDANot Disclosed

Gross Revenue$924,279

Inventory$29,000
Included in asking price
FF&E$287,000
Included in asking price
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Profitable Hawaii Bakery, Semi-Absentee & SBA-Eligible


Asking Price$450,000

Cash Flow

EBITDANot Disclosed

Gross Revenue$924,279

Inventory$29,000
Included in asking price
FF&E$287,000
Included in asking price

Seller Financing Available
Business Description
Profitable retail bakery with recurring wholesale, semi-absentee ownership, and
Established and profitable bakery with a loyal, well-reviewed retail storefront in a high-traffic Hawaii tourist corridor, available for the first time in years as the owner transitions toward retirement.

The business operates from a leased retail location and generates revenue through two complementary channels: a high-volume retail storefront that produces the large majority of sales, plus a recurring commercial/wholesale channel serving established hospitality and food-service accounts. Revenue exceeded $1 million in multiple recent years, with strong gross margins consistently in the 75–80% range.

The opportunity is well suited to an owner-operator or a semi-absentee buyer. The current owner is involved only part-time (roughly 4–5 days per week, a few hours per day), with a capable, long-tenured team running daily operations independently — the business continued to run normally during a recent multi-week owner absence. Turnover is very low, systems and recipes are documented, and the seller will provide 30 days of hands-on training with additional consulting available.

Highlights:

- Strong, established brand with an excellent online reputation that drives continuous new-customer discovery.
- Two revenue channels — a high-volume retail storefront plus a recurring commercial/wholesale account base.
- Consistently strong gross margins (75–80% range) supported by a disciplined, software-based pricing methodology.
- Long-tenured, self-managing team; low owner dependency; documented systems.
- Significant recent capital investment — major refrigeration, freezer, and production equipment replaced or upgraded, all included in the sale.
- Clean regulatory history; current on all required licensing and health compliance; no litigation.
SBA 7(a) eligible with a lender pre-qualification already in hand; seller financing available for qualified buyers.
- Identified, low-capital growth avenues the current part-time owner has not fully pursued (menu expansion, wholesale account growth, catering/special orders, extended hours, and more).


A comprehensive Confidential Information Memorandum is available to qualified, financially capable buyers upon execution of a non-disclosure agreement. All inquiries are handled exclusively through Transworld Business Advisors of Hawaii. Please do not visit or contact the business, its owner, or its staff directly — the sale is confidential.
About the Business
Years in Operation
10
Facilities & Assets
The business operates from a leased retail location in Hawaii made up of two adjacent brick-and-mortar units — a production bake shop and a separate customer-facing storefront — totaling roughly 1,700 square feet, with free customer parking at the property. The sale includes all furniture, fixtures, and equipment needed to operate (net book value ~$287,000): ovens, mixers, a dough divider, refrigerators, freezers, display cases, and kitchen smallwares, plus approximately $29,000 in inventory. The current owner has reinvested heavily over the past five years, replacing all major refrigeration and freezer units and upgrading production equipment, so the buyer inherits well-maintained, current assets rather than deferred capital needs. The premises are clean, code-compliant, and in good condition under a lease that can transition to a qualified buyer. Real estate is leased and not included in the sale.
Market Outlook / Competition
The business occupies a differentiated niche with no direct competitor offering the same specialty in its trade area, giving it pricing power and a devoted following rather than price competition. Only a few other bakeries operate within the immediate radius, none focused on the same specialties, and the signature line draws customers from across the wider area.
Several factors reinforce the position. A strong, nationally visible online reputation across major review platforms acts as a continuous, low-cost customer-acquisition engine, driving organic discovery among visitors planning trips. Two revenue channels — a high-volume retail storefront and a recurring commercial/wholesale base — diversify demand, and strong 75–80% gross margins from disciplined, software-based pricing buffer input-cost swings. A prime, high-traffic location with self-renewing traffic, a long-tenured self-managing team, and documented systems create a durable, defensible position that's hard to replicate.
Opportunities for Growth
The semi-absentee owner has prioritized consistency over expansion ahead of a sale, leaving low-capital growth avenues for a more active operator:

Menu expansion: Landlord-approved made-to-order food line; equipment already in place, needing only recipes and training.
Wholesale growth: The commercial/wholesale channel is modest and rebuilding, with ample room to add hotels, resorts, restaurants, and retailers using existing capacity.
Catering & special orders: A structured catering/events program (corporate, hospitality, weddings, institutional) could layer onto current production.
Extended hours/days: Currently closed one day a week with owner-driven hours; expanding would add revenue at modest labor cost.
Referral partnerships: An informal network of short-term-rental hosts refers guests daily and could be formalized into a trackable program.
Online/shipping (longer term): Customers already buy for home freezing, and direct-to-consumer shipping is an established mainland channel.
Real Estate
Owned or Leased
Leased
Building Sq. Ft.
1,700
About the Sale
Seller Motivation
Owner retiring
Transition Support
The seller is committed to a smooth transition and will provide 30 days of hands-on training, with further consulting available by mutual agreement. The business is well-documented and systematized: standardized recipes are maintained in a digital recipe program accessible at each workstation, and operations run on established software for point-of-sale, inventory/ordering, and bookkeeping. A long-tenured, cross-trained team — including experienced production staff and a lead baker — is expected to remain, and the business has repeatedly run smoothly during multi-week owner absences, showing low owner reliance. Third-party bookkeeping and CPA relationships are in place and can continue. The seller will introduce the buyer to key suppliers and commercial accounts and support licensing and health-compliance continuity. Seller financing is available to qualified buyers, reflecting the seller's confidence in the business and the transition.
Financing Options
SBA Lender pre-qualification letter available
Listing Info
ID
2529879
Listing Views
29

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