Marketing & Sales Company Serving Green Energy Suppliers
Texas Marketing and Sales Company Serving Retail Electricity Providers
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
TX area
Business overview
This Texas company provides marketing and sales services to over 20 retail electricity providers serving U.S. and European customers. Three owned websites drive sales, and the company maintains more than 250,000 customer contact points. Two international call centers provide bilingual customer service, TPV, and back-office support. The company reports $5,764,607 in revenue and $678,096 in EBITDA.
Growth avenues include Spain energy sales, full TPV services, and commercial customers. The offering includes an assumable lease on a 4,000-square-foot Texas headquarters. The sale could also include two affiliate-owned South American locations. Three shareholders remain open to staying for growth or pursuing an eventual full exit.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Buyers expanding sales services for retail electricity providers across U.S. and European customer markets.
- Operators seeking bilingual call center capacity for customer service, TPV, and back-office support.
- Acquirers pursuing Spain energy sales or commercial customers through an existing marketing operation.
Details
- Real estate
- Leased
Frequently Asked Questions
The company serves as the sales and marketing arm for over 20 retail electricity providers. Its three owned websites drive sales across a business with more than 250,000 customer contact points.
The listing reports $5,764,607 in gross revenue and $678,096 in EBITDA. These figures describe the company's reported performance.
The company operates from a 4,000-square-foot Texas headquarters with an assumable lease. The offering also anticipates two affiliate-owned South American locations in the sale.
The company identifies Spain energy sales, full TPV services, and commercial customers as growth avenues. Its two international call centers already provide bilingual customer service, TPV, and back-office support.
The three shareholders remain open to staying to support growth. They also remain open to an eventual full exit.