Gina Stevens - Tauranga Business Broker

23/05/2025

Own a proven coffee-roasting operation in sunny Tauranga. You'll get flexibility and consistent income, no staffing headaches, no weekend work, & be home for the kids after school.

Why you’ll like it
• Recurring revenue
• Owner-operator model – no payroll headaches
• Beautiful brand and loyal customers in place
• Low overheads with clear growth paths
• Full training and hand-over
• The obvious perks – unlimited coffee breaks and that fresh roast aroma to start your day!

Price $275,000 + stock est $20,000

Ready for more info? Complete the confidentiality agreement here → https://www.ds4u.cc/abc?ref=35579

listing → https://www.abcbusiness.co.nz/property/35579/-tauranga/

Gina Stevens 021 338 062 | Wayne Ronald 021 064 7355

11/03/2025

A well-established beauty and wellness business is up for grabs! With loyal clients, multiple income streams, and a great team already in place, it’s a golden opportunity for a new owner to step in and take it to the next level.

Plenty of potential to grow—extend hours, add new services, or ramp up marketing. Plus, it’s semi-managed, so you won’t be tied to the chair!

💰 Price: $375,000

Let’s chat! 💖

25/02/2025

24/02/2025

What's your business really worth? Let’s break it down!

Are you selling your hospitality business? One of the first questions buyers ask is: "What’s the value?"

Here’s how your business valuation is determined:

1️⃣ Profitability – buyers look at EBPITDA.
Your Earnings Before Proprietor, Interest, Tax, Depreciation & Amortisation (EBPITDA) is a key metric. Buyers want to see consistent revenue and strong profitability. If your numbers are solid, your valuation goes up!

2️⃣ Assets – what’s Included in the sale?
Does your business come with quality equipment, a prime location, or a favourable lease agreement? These assets add value and make your business more attractive to buyers.

3️⃣ Market trends – is it a good time to sell?
Industry demand, economic conditions, and buyer interest all impact your valuation. Right now, hospitality businesses in high-traffic areas are seeing strong demand - could this be your time to sell?

Want a free, no-obligation market appraisal? Let’s chat and see what your business is really worth!

21/02/2025

Every business has a story - make sure buyers know yours.

What makes your café or restaurant special? Is it the bougie atmosphere, the loyal customer base, or the signature dish everyone loves? Highlight the unique story behind your business when it comes to selling your business.

Buyers want more than numbers; they want to connect with the heart of the business they’re investing in. Need help? Get in touch - I can help showcase your vision.

19/02/2025

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14/02/2025

Are you thinking about selling your hospitality business? Get a free market appraisal!

Do you know what the current market value of your business is? ABC Business Brokers provides a market appraisal using recent sales data, industry-specific business multiples, and the largest database of business sales to determine the value range of your business. The result is a professional appraisal document.

What are you waiting for? Get started with the link in the comments ⤵️

12/02/2025

Dreaming of running a top-tier venue? This restaurant is a standout, featuring:

✨ Fully licensed until 2am
✨ Prime location with strong street presence
✨ Stunning fit-out & premium equipment – a chef’s dream!
✨ Outdoor seating with amazing views
✨ Established brand & loyal following
✨ Long lease in place

Looking for the right owner-operator to take it to the next level. Ready to make it yours? 📩 DM me for details!

12/02/2025

Why are Aussie investors choosing New Zealand over their own backyard?

Australian investors are setting their sights on Kiwi industries, so is New Zealand offering better opportunities than Australia? Find out what this could mean for the future of investment in Aotearoa in the article from The Post - link in comments.