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Franklin County, Ohio, US
Asking Price$950,000
Annual Revenue$1,800,000
SDE$430,000
Financial Highlights
- Asking
- $950,000
- Revenue
- $1,800,000
- SDE
- $430,000
Business Description
Asking Price: $950,000
Sales Revenue: $1,800,000
Cash Flow: $430,000
$950,000 Plus Inventory for the Ohio Columbus Brice East Convenience Food Mart and Smoke Shop Business Only. $150,000 in average monthly merchandise sales with much higher profit margins. NO BEER, BUT IT CAN BE ADDED. Located in a dense residential and commercial area on the far east side of Columbus. Surrounded by apartment buildings, many Hotels and motels, and nightclubs. Established business with lots of repeat customers and great loyalty. Great opportunity for the right owner operator or a family. Money Services and check cashing can be added. Very profitable store. Additional income from the Lottery, ATM, cigarettes, and other rebates and commissions. Large 3,500 sq. ft. store with room for additional profit centers. Need a food operation or cell phone sales and repairs, which the c-store is large enough to have. Please "do not disturb the employees" and call Remax Preferred Group, represented by The Saleh Group for more information and showings, or visit us online.
Business Details
- Location
- Franklin County, Ohio, US
Growth & Value Simulator
Why this is here: If you buy this business and grow revenue while expenses stay flat, that extra revenue usually drops to the bottom line. A modest growth rate can translate into a much higher exit value because buyers price businesses on earnings × a multiple.
Assumes expenses stay flat.
Minimum 2.5× is common on main-street deals.
Base Revenue
$1,800,000
Base SDE (today)
$430,000
Implied Value (today)
$1,075,000 @ 2.50×
Year 3 Revenue
$2,083,725
Year 3 SDE (flat expenses)
$713,725
Year 3 Implied Value
$1,784,313 @ 2.50×
Added value after 3 years (vs. today)
$709,313
Assumes revenue grows by 5.0% per year, expenses stay the same, and the valuation multiple stays constant at 2.50×. This is a quick, directional gut-check — not a forecast. Real-world costs and multiples can change.