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Acquisition RequirementBW000687

E-commerce d2c brand wanted in Scotland

Consumer, E-commerce & Multi-SiteE-commerce D2C Brands

A US trade buyer is considering the acquisition of an e-commerce d2c brand in Scotland, with annual turnover of £5m to £10m. Confidential approaches from owners or advisers are welcomed. The buyer is open to a full or majority acquisition.

  • Flexible structure
  • Scotland
  • £5m to £10m turnover

Acquisition at a glance

Reference BW000687

Acquisition criteria

Reference
BW000687
Sector
Consumer, E-commerce & Multi-Site
Sub-sector
E-commerce D2C Brands
Target turnover
£5m to £10m
Target location
Scotland
Acquisition intent
Platform acquisition
Acquisition type
Flexible structure

Buyer and transaction readiness

Buyer type
Trade buyer
Buyer origin
USA
Acquirer scale
Multi-acquisition group
Funding position
Funds agreed subject to deal
Decision readiness
Actively seeking and ready to transact
Transaction experience
Five plus completed acquisitions
Execution capability
External advisers appointed

Geographic focus

Target location preference
Scotland

Full description

A US trade buyer is considering the acquisition of an e-commerce d2c brand in Scotland.

The target should have annual turnover of £5m to £10m. The search is focused on suitable businesses operating in Scotland. The buyer is open to a full or majority acquisition.

Owners of suitable businesses, or advisers acting on their behalf, are invited to make confidential contact.

Related opportunities

E-commerce D2C Brands

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