An established Amazon brand in the Home & Storage category is available for acquisition, having generated over $155,000 in reported sales across a recent 12-month period. The asset includes five ASINs, Amazon Brand Registry control, an active storefront, and comprehensive transition support but does not involve the transfer of an Amazon Seller Central account. The current decline in sales is due to inventory issues, with several products out of stock, presenting an opportunity for a buyer to replenish inventory selectively. Included in the acquisition is essential infrastructure such as existing listings, review history, supplier contacts, and sourcing details. The brand's trademark is in the application phase with the USPTO.
This opportunity allows the buyer to bypass the initial setup phase of an Amazon brand, leveraging existing brand assets and marketplace history. The ideal buyer profile includes existing Amazon sellers, private-label operators, or e-commerce investors familiar with Amazon operations. The asset is not suitable for those specifically seeking an aged Amazon Seller Central account or looking for complete business operations. The acquisition price has been reduced due to inventory-related sales decline, providing a plausible entry point for investors or operators ready for brand-building and inventory management. For inquiries, prospective buyers should have existing Seller Central capabilities and can review financial documentation through a broker platform. Additionally, financing options are available for potential buyers in specific international markets, facilitating acquisition with monthly installment plans.
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1. Agreements & Contracts.
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