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Custom sign, vehicle graphics, and printing business for sale in San Diego County with more than four decades of operating history. The company provides in-house design, production, and installation of vehicle graphics and wraps, banners, construction and site signage, decals, window lettering, wall graphics, dimensional letters, and marketing print for commercial and individual customers. Business is driven largely by repeat customers and referrals across construction, fleet, trucking, retail, and other local markets. A cross-trained team handles design, production, and installation, supported by established job-history systems that help maintain consistency for recurring work. Marketing has historically been limited, providing opportunities to expand digital marketing, outbound B2B sales, fleet and vehicle wrap work, and additional wide-format services. The owner is retiring and is available to provide training and transition support.
Thriving specialty industrial and material handling sales business with a pipeline of future contracted work. This established enterprise boasts a stellar reputation and a strong foothold in its sector. Known for its excellence and reliability in the industry, it provides comprehensive solutions for machining and industrial market needs. The business offers full-cycle project involvement, ensuring clients receive start-to-finish support. Don't miss this unique opportunity to own a successful business with a proven track record and ongoing contracts.
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Six years ago this wasn't a business. It was a hobby, old games and consoles. Last year it did $14.5 million. It started with collecting, then turned into buying and flipping consoles. The founder realized he could make more selling them than he paid, went bigger, pulling whole lots off eBay, refurbishing the units himself, then reselling. After college he went all in. Built the website, stood up the warehouses, hired and trained teams across multiple countries. The company built its own software. The whole operation runs on a proprietary ERP they wrote in house and own outright. Inventory, fulfillment, quality control, marketplace integrations, support, every channel and every warehouse, all in real time. Most businesses like this are frankensteining a bunch of tools together. This one built its own backbone, and it's a big reason it runs as clean as it does at this size. It also sells where most people can't. Two established brands, 12 marketplace channels, Walmart Pro Seller status, plus special authorization from Walmart to sell restored and refurbished product. Most sellers can't get that, and in a business built on refurbished goods it's a real moat. The refurbishment is the heart of it, and it's all done in house by a trained team built up over years, with deep hands-on knowledge of these consoles, handling everything across more than 10,000 products spanning Nintendo, PlayStation, Xbox, Sega, Atari and handhelds. This isn't something you can stand up overnight. It's years of accumulated expertise in sourcing, testing, repairing and grading vintage hardware. Every unit carries a one year warranty, with a two year option for an upcharge. It runs real international operations. Three warehouses across multiple countries handle procurement, refurbishment and fulfillment, all included in the sale. Shipping is already live to multiple countries. And it owns its customers on the branded side. More than 150,000 customers across the two branded websites, with full contact details for direct remarketing. That's separate from the marketplace channels, and about 10% come back to order again. The direct marketing barely scratches what's possible with a list like that. What you're really buying isn't just an ecommerce website. You're buying a well oiled machine. The ERP, both brands and all 12 marketplace accounts, the three warehouses, the full catalog and product photography, customer lists, internal SOPs and operating records, software tools and configurations, supplier relationships, and live international shipping. And the upside is barely touched. A new sales channel went live in early 2026 and cleared $250,000 in its first few months, with the same playbook still to run on the others. There's a proprietary hardware line in active launch opening a higher margin category that isn't in the numbers yet. The direct-to-consumer side has hardly been marketed. International shipping is live but barely pushed. And the whole category keeps heating up. This is for a buyer who knows this world and has the means to scale what's already here. It isn't a fixer upper. It's a running, profitable business with the systems, the team, and the room to go a lot bigger. There is also some real estate available. The property can be acquired as part of the transaction or leased under a long term agreement. Inventory, roughly $2.35M at cost, is valued separately.
FANTASTIC opportunity to purchase a business that provides a variety of signs and promotional products to its clients! This business has been serving customers for nearly a decade and was established and grown by its current owner.
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The Company is a qualified, sole-source manufacturer of build-to-print thermoplastic components for aerospace and defense primes, founder-built and established in 2000. It holds four prime vendor codes across three of the largest U.S. primes and is the only approved manufacturer for the majority of its part numbers, producing to customer drawings on customer-owned tooling held on site. Its content sits on roughly 20 engine, airframe, defense, and propeller programs with production lives of 5 to 50 years; certain defense part numbers have run for more than 20. Revenue recurs across a stable base: the majority of part numbers ship year after year on programs with production lives measured in decades, and most of the Company's largest customer relationships have run ten years or longer. The business is run by an established operating and management team, with ten employees averaging roughly 14 years of tenure and five at 20 or more.
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This well-established oilfield services and industrial construction company provides specialized infrastructure installation and maintenance services to oil and gas operators and contractors in one of the most active energy producing regions in the United States. Founded more than a decade ago, the business has built a strong reputation for reliability, safety, and quality project execution. The company supports oil and gas production facilities through a diversified range of field services that address both new facility construction and ongoing maintenance requirements. Core services include installation of containment systems, industrial coatings and liners, foundation and structural support systems, tank base installation, industrial insulation services, and various oilfield infrastructure construction projects. The company also performs related field services such as equipment pad installation, crossover walkways, and other production site improvements. Projects vary in size depending on operator needs, ranging from smaller service jobs under $10,000 to larger turnkey projects exceeding $200,000. Many projects are completed within a few days, allowing the company to maintain strong project turnover and operational efficiency. The company maintains numerous Master Service Agreements (MSAs) with major operators and contractors, providing the ability to bid on a broad range of work. The majority of revenue is generated from repeat customers and established industry relationships, resulting in consistent recurring project opportunities. Revenue has grown steadily in recent years, increasing from approximately $5.7 million in 2023 to over $7.0 million in 2025. Adjusted EBITDA reached approximately $1.23 million in 2025, reflecting strong margins and efficient operations. The business operates with a lean but experienced workforce that includes field technicians, equipment operators, and management responsible for estimating, project oversight, safety compliance, and customer relationships. The team is cross-trained across several service lines, allowing the company to efficiently allocate labor based on project demand. Products & Services • Secondary containment system installation • Industrial polyurea coatings and liners • Helical pier foundation installation • Tank base systems and equipment pad construction • Industrial insulation for piping, vessels, and production equipment • Oilfield facility infrastructure construction • Custom crossover stairs and walkways • Oilfield maintenance and retrofit services
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This highly successful audiology practice has provided top-tier diagnostic and rehabilitative services from its prime location for an impressive 27 years. The region boasts a massive population of approximately 4 million people, making it a bustling metropolitan area ripe for patient growth. With a patient base that spans from pediatric to geriatric, this practice offers a full suite of state-of-the-art audiology and hearing aid services. This turnkey practice is poised for continued success, with a loyal patient following and a reputation for excellence that has been built over decades. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of this thriving business and continue its legacy of providing vital audiology services to the community.
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This Company is a rapidly growing custom furniture design, manufacturing, and installation business specializing in high-quality, made-to-order residential and commercial cabinetry and furniture solutions. Established in 2023, the Company has quickly developed a reputation for delivering premium craftsmanship, innovative design, and highly personalized customer service. Through a combination of direct-to-consumer sales and strategic partnerships with architects, builders, contractors, and real estate investors, the Company has positioned itself as a trusted provider of bespoke interior solutions. The Company specializes in the design, manufacturing, and installation of customized residential and commercial furnishings, including premium kitchen cabinetry and storage systems, custom closets and wardrobe systems, modern office furniture and workspace solutions. The growing consumer demand for customized living and working environments, combined with increasing investment in residential remodeling and premium home improvements, continues to support strong market demand for the Company's specialized offerings. Revenue increased by a two-year compound annual growth rate of approximately 52.8% from 2023 to 2025. This consistent growth reflects strong market demand, expanding customer relationships, increasing project volume, and the Company's ability to successfully execute and deliver high-quality customized solutions.
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Founded over a century ago and located in the Midwest, this company is a leading provider of scrap metal recycling services, specializing in the collection, processing, sorting, and baling of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, paper, and other recyclable materials. Supplying high-quality raw materials to manufacturers, the company plays a crucial role in the supply chain for domestic and international markets. Equipped with advanced processing technology and comprehensive logistics capabilities—including rail service, trucking, and international shipping—the company offers efficient and cost-effective recycling solutions. Serving a diverse customer base, from individuals to industrial clients, it provides tailored recycling programs that support sustainability and the circular economy. With a reputation for environmental responsibility, innovation, and exceptional customer service, this profitable business is well-positioned for continued success. Strong industry relationships, a loyal customer base, and scalable operations create significant opportunities for future growth.
This company is a precision machining company specializing in prototype development and low-volume production for customers requiring highly accurate, custom-manufactured components. The company provides a comprehensive range of machining services, including CNC machining, Wire EDM, Sinker EDM, Jig Grinding, OD/ID Grinding, and Surface Grinding, allowing it to manufacture complex, high-precision parts that many traditional machine shops are unable to produce. The company was established in 2003 with a focus on providing precision machining services for prototype and low-volume production. Since its founding, the company has built a reputation for manufacturing high-quality, custom-machined components while consistently meeting the demanding specifications of its customers. The company has remained debt-free since 2022 and continues to receive new customer inquiries despite having no dedicated sales force, demonstrating the strength of its reputation and the potential for future growth.
National transaction benchmarks for manufacturing business businesses.
Under $500K
$500K to $2M
Over $2M
A variety of factors can cause businesses to trade outside this range, including earnings quality, operational transferability, key-person risk, growth trajectory, and geography, so a listing priced above or below the typical multiple usually reflects real differences in the underlying business.
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Key diligence, valuation, financing, and transition considerations for buyers evaluating manufacturing business acquisitions.
Tour the floor with someone who knows the machines. Ask the age, maintenance history, and remaining life of every major asset, and budget for the replacements the seller has been deferring.
Many manufacturers have one or two accounts that make up most of revenue. Get a customer-by-customer breakdown and understand the switching costs that keep them.
Inventory, work-in-process, and receivables tie up real cash. Establish how much working capital the business needs to run and whether it is included in the deal.
Skilled operators and a plant manager are often hard to replace in the short run. Identify who holds the know-how and what retention looks like after close.
Process chemicals, waste streams, and older facilities carry liability. A Phase I assessment and a review of permits and safety history are standard.
Scrutinize the add-backs in seller discretionary earnings. Equipment leases, related-party rent, and deferred maintenance can make the margins look better than they are.
Answers to common buyer questions for this market.