Well established Spit Roast Catering Business, 2 Vans, Sydney Wide | ID: 1168
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First time in Market is a Cypriot-style BBQ catering business, which is Mediterranean marinated meat, cooked over coal on a rotating spit.
Great business for a husband and wife team. It can be operated from home. Suitable for a home-business starter or as a side business who runs a cafe or a restaurant and looking to expand.
Currently, on the first page of Google, our advertising consists of SEO and social media, being Instagram, Facebook, Titter and many more (all looked by one SEO company)
Offer the experience of having the BBQ cooked at the customers' premises or the option of delivery, serving all of Sydney.
Clientele consists of personal catering being weddings, birthdays, Christening Etc.
Company/business catering consists of target celebrations, Christmas is a very busy period for Christmas parties.
Christmas is a very business period, with the right number of staff could easily increase turnover by 30-40% and more.
The business will be sold with much equipment, being BBQ, Eskys, two vehicles, and much more. With the two vehicles provided, four catering functions can be completed by day, two for lunch and two for dinner.
The business is currently run by two owners and two casual staff.
If you would like to know more about this business, please complete our online confidentiality agreement here:
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Property Code: 1168
Specialising in transactions from $1m, we can manage the sales process for you from beginning to end. This includes:
- Preparing your business for sale
- Formulating a marketing strategy
- Identifying and approaching prospective buyers
- Negotiating price and contract terms
- Facilitating settlement and handover
- Formulating the brief and your acquisition ‘criteria’
- Performing an internal review and researching the market
- Identifying, assessing and approaching acquisition targets
- Negotiating price and contract terms
- Overseeing settlement and handover
We’re often asked why it pays to engage a buyer’s agent. And the answer is simple.
- Sourcing finance
- Applying for tenancy
- Preparing a business plan
- Advising on tax
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