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Patented DTC Cooling Brand With 74% Gross Margin

Consumer Products · US · 8 years trading

Asking Price
$2.98M
Annual Profit (SDE)
$1.25M
Annual Revenue
$4.64M
Multiple
2.38x

Financials are reported by the seller and have not yet been independently verified.

Patented DTC Cooling Brand With 74% Gross Margin

Executive overview

This innovative direct-to-consumer cooling brand has established a strong foothold in its market since its inception in 2015, enjoying record revenues and profitability. With an impressive trailing twelve-month SDE of over $1 million, the business is experiencing exceptional growth, boasting a remarkable 43% increase in profitability year-over-year. The patented technology that powers each cooling unit ensures a unique product offering that has kept competitors at bay for nearly a decade. The company has automated logistics and a robust customer base, with over 100,000 active customers and subscribers. This efficiency allows the owner to maintain minimal day-to-day involvement while still reaping substantial profits. The brand's established presence and growth trajectory indicate tremendous potential for a new owner to further capitalize on expanding retail avenues that remain untapped in this flourishing industry.

Operational highlights

  • $3.86M in annual revenue, with $1.04M in net profit.
  • 74% gross margin, reaching 80% this year.
  • 100,000 active customer accounts with growing loyalty.
Profit margin
26.9%
Monthly revenue
$386K
Monthly profit
$104K
Traffic sources
Inbound marketing
Organic traffic
Social media
Sales channels
Direct-to-Consumer
Online
Retail

Growth opportunities

  • Expand into underserved retail markets to increase brand presence.
  • Leverage existing customer base for upselling complementary products.
  • Explore international markets where demand for cooling solutions is growing.

Risks to assess

  • Potential dependency on weather conditions affecting sales.
  • Limited competition may lead to market disruptions from new entrants.
  • Existing inventory may require careful management to avoid obsolescence.