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Footwear, Team Wear- Sporting Goods

Florida specialty sports retailer selling footwear, team wear, and sporting goods

On NextCompany since August 30, 2026 (45 days)

FL area21 FT employees
Financial summary
Asking price
$1,200,000
Gross revenue
$2,684,518
Cash flow (SDE)
$299,329
Inventory
$278,000
FF&E
$80,000

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Business overview

This Florida specialty retailer sells sporting goods, footwear, and team wear. The store has served sports customers for over 30 years. Professional sports celebrities shop here alongside everyday sports enthusiasts. Year-round sales come from sporting goods, footwear, and team sports. Gross revenue totals $2,684,518. Seller discretionary earnings are $299,329. The asking price is $1,200,000. The sale includes $278,000 of inventory.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Buyers with retail sales experience who want a specialty sporting goods store in Florida.
  • Buyers with an athletics background who can work with an experienced staff of 21.
  • Buyers who can fund a $400,000 down payment toward the $1,200,000 asking price.
  • Qualified buyers who can pursue lender financing after a review of the financials.

Details

Reason for selling
Other Business Interests/Retire
Real estate
Leased
Monthly rent
$10,083

Frequently Asked Questions

This retailer sells sporting goods, footwear, and team wear. The Florida shop has operated for over 30 years. Professional sports celebrities shop there. Everyday sports enthusiasts shop there as well.

The asking price is $1,200,000. Gross revenue is $2,684,518. Seller discretionary earnings are $299,329. Buyers should plan a $400,000 down payment.

The sale includes $278,000 in inventory. Furniture, fixtures, and equipment total $80,000. The store employs 21 people. The business leases its space for $10,083 per month.

The seller does not offer financing. A qualified buyer may pursue lender financing. A lender still reviews the financials first.

The owner is selling for other business interests and retirement. The sale is confidential. A buyer needs experience in retail sales or athletics.

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