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Listing Id: 29638 Last Refreshed: 31/10/2023 1542 Views

Singapore’s First Taro Cafe For Takeover

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Asking Price S$450,000(Neg.)
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Overview

Financial Performance

Monthly Figures
Revenue
S$35,000
Gross Profit
Not Provided
Net Profit
S$8,000
Monthly Rentalt
S$3,780

Business Operations & Assets

Staff
12 Employee
Year of Incorporation
2023
Owner Role
Part Time
Premise Size
900 sqft / 84 sqm
Rental Deposit
S$7,000

Business Details

Reason For Sale

Owner was a cabin crew before the pandemic and would like to return to flying

Description

Despite only being around for 3 years, we have grown exponentially and gained significant public interest. We are featured across many media platforms, such as Eatbook, Channel 8, 987FM, Kiss92FM, Mothership, Seth Lui, MustShareNews, Elle Magazine, LianHeZaoBao, Shinmin News & many more. We have over 10k followers on Instagram as well. We also have customers internationally, mainly from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Korea, Vietnam, China and USA who visit us when travelling in Singapore to buy back for their friends and family.

Our sales are currently in cafe, and also online sales for birthday cakes, weddings and corporate events. During CNY, our revenue is usually around 100k in a month and profits at around 60-70k in a month. We have had corporate order enquiry during CNY but unable to take on the order due to lack of manpower and space. If you are able to scale up, earnings will be potentially higher.

We also have no debt, and have never made losses in the 3 years of operation.
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