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Container Unloading Services Provider

Container Unloading and Fulfillment Provider in the Western US

On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)

Location undisclosed
Financial summary
Asking price
N/A
Gross revenue
$4,742,373
Cash flow (SDE)
N/A
EBITDA
$1,189,062

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Business overview

A Western US provider unloads containers for international and US supply chain corporations with distribution and e-commerce operations. The company also handles ticketing, pricing, inspection, fulfillment and kitting. Its Performance-Based Logistics (PBL) Model charges clients per container rather than hourly. The business has operated for over a decade. Remote, asset-light operations require no physical operating facility. The company reports $4,742,373 in gross revenue and $1,189,062 in EBITDA. The husband-and-wife owners seek a full exit for retirement and offer a negotiable post-sale transition.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Logistics operators seeking a Western US container unloading business with per-container pricing.
  • Strategic acquirers serving distribution and e-commerce clients who want to add fulfillment and kitting.
  • Buyers planning geographic expansion or additional services within an asset-light logistics business.

Details

Reason for selling
The husband-and-wife owners are seeking a full exit to pursue retirement.
Real estate
No real estate

Frequently Asked Questions

The company unloads containers and handles ticketing, pricing and inspection. It also provides fulfillment, kitting and nationwide logistics consulting.

The company charges per container rather than hourly. It calls this approach its Performance-Based Logistics (PBL) Model.

The business reports $4,742,373 in gross revenue and $1,189,062 in EBITDA. Those figures describe its reported financial performance.

The company operates remotely without a physical operating facility. Its operations follow an asset-light model.

The husband-and-wife owners seek a full exit to pursue retirement. Both owners offer a negotiable post-sale transition period.

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