Company active in the industrial infrastructure and construction sector - CONCRETE

The building is currently used by the company for its activities. These activities will be terminated before the company is sold (unless the buyer wishes to continue them). Advantages:900 m² building located on a 5,000 m² plot .In the immediate vicinity of Bergen and France. Excellent accessibility thanks to its proximity to the motorway network (±15 km) and numerous national roads.Concrete walls and roof covering of insulated metal sheets on a metal frame. Key figures:30 minutes' drive from Maubeuge and Valenciennes 66 photovoltaic panels (2023) 2 thermodynamic boilers (2023) 30,000-liter rainwater tank 

The company operates in the industrial cleaning sector. It offers a wide range of services: industrial cleaning for various infrastructures, industrial maintenance and transport, waste processing and collection, and chemical cleaning.The company's customers are located in Wallonia and Brussels, as well as in northern France.Strengths:The industrial cleaning market isbooming, driven by the growing need for outsourcing among customers. The company's regular customer base consists ofmajor players.The business model is well structured. In addition, activity and profitability areincreasing.The know-how acquired is distinguished by its specialization, diversity, and positioning on high value-added services.Key figures:Turnover: €4.5 millionAdjusted EBITDA: €400,000Employees: 60Returning customers: 90%

BAGUETTE, based in Wallonia, sells raw materials and equipment to bakeries, pastry shops, ice cream parlors, and chocolatiers. With a rich history and partnerships with renowned brands, it is a quality supplier for its customers. The company offers a wide range of products and , thanks to its representation of renowned brands , is one of the key players in its sector. The company has been in business for over 80 years and has built up a loyal customer base and genuine expertise. The sale also includes operational real estate. The sector is in flux, particularly due to the importance of craftsmen in the Belgian market.