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Craft Brewery With A Rural Freehold On The London Fringe
London, Greater London, LondonIdentity protected
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About this business
Craft brewery on a freehold site in the rural fringe of London, brewing since 2011 with a team of 6. Sales have increased each year since 2021, up 51% to £790k, and EBITDA has reached £138k, a margin of about 17%. That is strong for a brewery of this size. The brewery buildings and land are included, so there is no rent to pay and no landlord to agree changes with. A buyer gets 15 years of brewing history and a rural site the business owns outright.
Key investment highlights
- Turnover up 51% since 2021
- Freehold brewery buildings and land
- Margin of about 17%
- Brewing since 2011
Reason for sale
The owners are retiring after 15 years and want the brewery to continue.
Nothing flagged on the two questions buyers ask first
No flagRevenue going backwards and one client being too much of it are the two things that end most deals in due diligence. Both are shown here up front, from the figures the seller supplied.
- Revenue directionNo flag
Turnover rose +7.8% in 2026.
- 2021: baseline
- 2022 (+7.7%)
- 2023 (+9.4%)
- 2024 (+8.3%)
- 2025 (+10.1%)
- 2026 (+7.8%)
6 years of turnover, 2021 to 2026, as supplied by the seller.
- Client concentrationNot stated
The seller has not declared what share of revenue the largest clients represent.
No declaration supplied. Client concentration cannot be derived from accounts.
EBITDA margin narrowed from 19.5% in 2021 to 17.5% in 2026.
These are observations from the supplied figures, not a view on whether this business is worth buying. Nothing here predicts an outcome.
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What happens next
Submit an enquiry to the seller. Once they approve it, you sign a non-disclosure agreement and gain access to the information memorandum, the financials and a secure deal room with the seller.