Asian Groceries - Takings $21,000 p.w. - Inner West Syd - W1818
Convenience Store - Asian Groceries - Inner West - Agent SBX Code Number: W1818
pGrocery - convenience store selling Korean and Chinese groceries such as snacks, cans & jars, sauce and condiments, meat, seasoning, pasta, rice, seaweed, frozen fish, fruit and veg, soft drinks, at very competitive pricing. Excellent shelving at wide spacing gives products maximum display and accessibility. - No similar businesses around this area - high margin business (50% of sales) storage with cool room. - Liquor licence obtained and sells liquor as well until 10 p.m.with sales of $5,500 p.w./p
Potential
Suit Chinese or Korean family business.- Do some local marketing and advertising. - Add more vegetables and fruits. - A good size family business.
Features
Prime location. - A good size Asian grocery store. - All fridges and equipment near new condition.
Premises
Good sized premises with large basement floor with cool room.- Ground floor 103 sq.mts - Basement (storage, cool room) 50 sq.mts. plus own lift to move goods.
Location
Prime street front location in commercial and apartments complex area surrounded by shops in Inner West.
Trading Hours
7 days - Mon. - Sun. - 900 a.m. - 1000 p.m.
Lease
Shop owner is Landlord. - New 5 + 5 year lease is available. Rent increases by 4% per year, Bond 3 months
Employees
1 owner (20 hrs. p.w.) + 1 full timer + 1 part timer
Comments
pSuit a couple or a Chinese or Korean family. -Sales of $21,500 p.w. include liquor sales of $5,500 p.w. Inspection is highly recommended. - Figures available on appointment with POS system. Stock is extra to the selling price and is approximately $35k ./ppHigh margin business (47% of sales), Very easy to run business.- Owner will provide full training 4 weeks. Inspection through your broker, motivate vendor, must inspection./p
Figures
Weekly Sales $21000
Rent (ex GST) $2700
Wages $2500
Profit $4850
Agent SBX Code Number: W1818 - SBX Business Brokers
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