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Profitable Established Charter and Taxi Transportation Business

Charleston, SC charter and taxi company with a 12-vehicle fleet

On NextCompany since September 1, 2026 (43 days)

Charleston, SC
Financial summary
Asking price
$3,600,000
Gross revenue
$890,000
Cash flow (SDE)
$250,000
FF&E
$750,000

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Business overview

This charter and taxi company serves Charleston, SC with a 12-vehicle fleet. Luxury vans cover weddings, airport runs, and everyday taxi work. The company holds annual contracts with airlines, military installations, and healthcare facilities. Fourteen 1099 contractors drive for the business. The asking price is $3,600,000. Gross revenue is $890,000. Cash flow is $250,000 in seller discretionary earnings. The sale includes furniture, fixtures, and equipment of $750,000.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Owner-operators who want to run a Charleston charter and taxi company day to day.
  • Buyers seeking a home-based passenger transport business they can relocate.
  • Strategic acquirers in passenger transport who want airline, military, and healthcare contracts.
  • Operators comfortable managing a 12-vehicle fleet and 14 contractor drivers.

Details

Reason for selling
Owner is selling to pursue other interests and opportunities.
Real estate
No real estate

Frequently Asked Questions

The business runs taxi work and passenger charters in Charleston, SC. Drivers handle wedding parties, airport trips, and business travelers. Annual contracts cover airlines, military installations, and healthcare facilities. The 12-vehicle fleet includes luxury vans for those trips.

Furniture, fixtures, and equipment of $750,000 convey with the sale. Real estate is not part of this deal. Inventory is excluded from the sale.

Buyers face an asking price of $3,600,000. Gross revenue is $890,000. Seller discretionary earnings are $250,000. The company is not a franchise.

Buyers must fund the $3,600,000 asking price on their own. This listing carries no seller note. The owner is not financing any portion of the purchase.

The owner is selling to pursue other interests and opportunities. The owner currently operates the company. The business is not absentee owned.

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