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A new
online marketplace for trading Irish businesses has been set up by two
Limerick businessmen.
The web site - www.thebusinessshop.ie - currently carries details of
over 50 businesses with a combined estimated turnover of E17.5m that are
either for sale or seeking investment.
Currently the types of businesses listed for sale range from fast food
outlets to financial services companies. They include a health and fitness
Club in Ennis, a school of motoring in Galway and an Internet operations
company in the Leinster area. The sale prices being sought range from
E40,000 to E350,000 while the turnover ranges from E40,000 to E750,000.
"Based on the stats we currently have 2,000 visitors a month to the
site", said John Ahern one of the businessmen behind the venture. "In the
first two weeks of officially launching the site at the beginning of
January we had 940 visits." The website was established by Ahern, founder
of mobile messaging firm Go2Mobile, and the Go2Mobile technical manager
John Ryan.
The costs for placing a business for sale, seeking a business or
franchises varies depending on length of time a business is advertised.
The standard rate is E149 per month for a three-month listing, with a
special rate of E49 per month for small businesses.
There is also a mobile/text alert service. Anyone registered with the
site can be informed immediately if a business matching their requirements
comes up for sales or if a buyer matching their requirements logs an
interest.
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