International lighting trade in North Rhine-Westphalia
A lighting wholesale business in North Rhine-Westphalia covering imports, exports and advice. Its product range, supply chains and trade customers form the core of the opportunity.
High trading revenue with a small team puts processes and external partners in focus. Review supplier concentration, payment terms, inventory and technical advisory effort.
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Country
Germany
Region
North Rhine-Westphalia
Legal form
GmbH (limited liability company)
Founded
2011
Reported status
Active
Reported employees
4
Locations
1
Reported Crefo index
291
Reported bank balance²
€620,000
Reported liabilities²
€3,150,000
Reported loss carryforward²
€0
Reported bank account
Yes
Reported clearance certificate
Yes
Reported domain
Yes
Reported website
Yes
Price information
On request
2024 revenue in description
over €11 million
Assessing the business model
High trading revenue with a small team puts processes and external partners in focus. Review supplier concentration, payment terms, inventory and technical advisory effort. Establish how order handling and funding interact, and whether individual large orders materially shape the published revenue picture rather than representing repeatable activity.
Questions for a handover
A handover would depend on product records, trading agreements and responsibility for quality and complaints. Review import and export processes against actual goods movements. Clarify which knowledge resides with the owner and whether supplier terms or customer arrangements would continue after an ownership change.
Records for the next stage
The profile reflects the information currently on file. Current figures and supporting records need to be checked during the enquiry and review. ¹ The revenue entry refers to three years without an annual breakdown. ² Balance-sheet and account figures do not specify a reference date.
Figures, ownership and legal circumstances require a separate due diligence process.