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BUSINESSES FOR SALE IN KNYSNAMarch 2010 We have a variety of categories of businesses for sale in Knysna. The following are a cross section of the various types. If prices are referred to they are asking prices only and the trading figures must be confirmed by purchasers. We cannot vouch for them. 1. COFFEE SHOPS, RESTAURANTS AND PUBS1.1 Two of the town’s smaller and easy to manage pubs. Both are excellent value giving great returns – from R350 000.
1.2 A takeaway adjacent to the law courts with a very long history of only one owner. 1.4 A charming restaurant and pub in a resort complex with a captive market for breakfasts and dinners, and is popular with the local public. This historical building houses not only the restaurant but also accommodation for the owner. The selling price is a very reasonable R400,000. 1,5 A franchised restaurant which is represented by over 150 successful franchises in RSA, seating 130 and well staffed - with the training and back-up by the franchisor, no restaurant background is necessary to run this lucrative business. Asking price: R1.3m. 2.MANUFACTURING AND BUILDING INDUSTRY2.1 Knysna’s oldest pie manufacturer with two outlets and a restaurant cum coffee shop. The R320,000 purchase will give a 30% return on your investment 2.2 Well known small manufacturer of timber related products with a retail outlet in the centre of town. The owner is selling because of other commitments and the asking price equates to net asset value of R200 000.
2.3 A service industry business related to the cleaning of all natural stone whether newly installed or older- this business has very limited overheads and can easily be run from home. The equipment, including a vehicle, is valued at approximately R100,000. The business will earn an investor ±R15,000 per month and the asking price is R200,000. 3.HARDWARE AND RETAIL OUTLETS (Gifts and Boutiques etc.)3.1 Knysna’s best known shop of collector’s and second hand goods. The income is excellent – purchase just the stock to acquire this lucrative business of 20 years standing with regular repeat business. 3.2 Knysna’s leading gift shop showing profits of R220,000 p.a. after manager’s salary. 3.3 Hardware store supplying a variety of timber related products to the building industry and the DIY guy. Been operated by the same owner for 12 years and has a well established regular clientele. Turnover of approximately R3.4m pa with a gross profit of 28%.
3.4 Knysna’s best known florist which requires essentially 2 to run (although it does have a qualified florist) as it is a very busy operation. The asking price is R440,000 plus stock with the owner earning R175,000 pa. 4.TOURISM AND LEISURE
4.1 Choice of Bed and Breakfasts and Backpackers Lodges from small to large: from R2 million right through the range up to R24m. 5.MISCELLANEOUS5.1 T.V. Satellite installation and repair business with good staff. 5.2 Well known centrally situated beauty and day spa salon. Extremely well equipped and is presently run by owner only with no staff but has capacity to grow. High returns from mainly local clientele. 5.3 Graaff-Reinet: highly successful service orientated franchise business with very little competition but offering a highly sought after product. The asking price of R550,000 will give a return of approximately R120,000 pa. 5.4 Distributor of gas to the domestic and commercial market under contract. This product does not suffer from recession blues as it is a necessity. This well established business will give a secured income to the purchaser. The price of R1.65m includes 2 delivery vehicles and a trailer, plus an income of approximately R51,000 per month. 5.5 Plumbing business with well established clientele. The seller will also sell the house from which he runs the business as it includes a large storage and workshop area thus eliminating the need for a business premises. The business is well equipped with qualified plumbers in its employ. 5.6 A small ice cream manufacturing business together with a retail outlet which operates as a coffee shop. The asking price equates to the cost of the equipment only at R700 000. Great development potential. 5.7 A small home baking industry selling its products to various supermarket outlets - an ideal business for a lady to run part time - yet giving a reasonable monthly income.
If you find any of the above of interest please contact Duncan Simpson so that further information can be provided. |
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