Summary
Situated in a busy rural mall on the Mpumalanga–Limpopo border, this liquor store enjoys steady demand from a loyal customer base. With operations not currently managed to full potential, the business offers a clear turn‑around opportunity. A hands‑on owner can streamline expenses, boost margins, and unlock significant growth
Give me more informationFully describe the business's activities?
• Generates steady revenue from beer, wine, spirits, and specialty liquors
• Fully compliant with licensing and trading regulations
• Seasonal promotions drive foot traffic and repeat sales
How does the business operate on a daily basis?
Staff provide product recommendations, enforce age restrictions, and manage supplier deliveries to keep shelves full.
Each evening, cash flow is reconciled and the store secured, ensuring smooth continuity of trade.
What Advertising/Marketing is carried out?
What competition exists?
How could the profitability of the business be improved?
Margins improve by using more than one supplier.
Negotiate better terms on bulk orders.
Buy fast‑moving stock for cash at lower prices.
Use accounts for specialty items to keep variety and compliance.
Re-negotiate the Drop Safe security fees
Better cash and stock control
Reduced the salaries by only appoint one manager
Do any have management potential?
How involved is the Owner in running the business?
Daily operations are left to staff, which limits oversight and control.
This lack of active management is a weak point but also presents an opportunity for a hands‑on buyer to improve efficiency and profitability.
When does the current lease end?
What are the trading hours?
What are the main assets of the business?
Coldroom
Computers and POS system
Cameras
Shelving
Strengths?
• Wide product variety and reliable availability
• Strong community reputation and loyal customer base
• Low owner involvement creates opportunity for a hands‑on buyer
• Predictable seasonal demand ensuring resilience
Weaknesses?
• Limited oversight of daily operations
• Reliance on a single supplier at higher prices
• Minimal advertising beyond in‑store promotions
• Profit margins constrained by sourcing costs
Opportunities?
• Improve margins with cash purchases on fast movers
• Increase owner involvement for tighter control
• Expand local marketing and community engagement
• Add seasonal and premium product lines
Threats?
• Rising supplier costs reducing margins
• Risk of theft or shrinkage without close oversight
What is the reason for the sale?
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