Materials Handling Equipment Dealer For Sale
Materials handling equipment dealer serving Alabama and the Southeast
On NextCompany since August 30, 2026 (45 days)
AL areaEstablished 20063 FT employees
Business overview
This dealer designs, sells, and installs materials handling equipment in Alabama and the Southeast. The company serves industrial, commercial, automotive, and government clients. Work includes pallet racks, conveyors, mezzanines, and full installation. A General Manager handles day-to-day operations.
The asking price is $1,074,509. Gross revenue is $1,708,349. Cash flow is $313,268. The owner is selling as an exit strategy for retirement.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Buyers who want an SBA-prequalified materials handling dealer in Alabama and the Southeast.
- Strategic acquirers adding warehouse storage, conveyor, and installation capabilities.
- Buyers who want a General Manager in place to run daily operations after closing.
- Owner-operators targeting industrial, automotive, government, and commercial accounts.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Exit Strategy Retirement
Frequently Asked Questions
This dealer designs, sells, and installs materials handling equipment. Work includes pallet rack systems, carton and pallet flow racks, and conveyor systems. The company also provides warehouse storage design, mezzanines, security caging, logistics solutions, and full installation.
The business serves clients across Alabama and the Southeast. Customers include federal defense installations, Tier 1 automotive manufacturers, and commercial construction contractors. General industrial and commercial accounts also buy from the company.
The asking price is $1,467,963. Gross revenue is $1,708,349. Cash flow is $313,268 in seller discretionary earnings. Transworld Business Advisors of Birmingham-Huntsville lists the business.
The sale includes $332,270 of inventory. Furniture, fixtures, and equipment total $66,395. Those figures sit beside the $1,467,963 asking price.
A General Manager handles day-to-day operations. That manager will stay after the acquisition. The owner is selling as an exit strategy for retirement.