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Small Parts Injection Moulder Trading In Southampton Since 1989

Southampton, Hampshire, South EastIdentity protected

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Small parts injection moulder trading in Southampton since 1989

About this business

An injection moulder founded in 1989 that makes small plastic parts such as clips, caps, knobs and housings for electrical, medical and consumer product companies. It owns a freehold factory unit in Southampton, though the machinery could be moved to a buyer's site, and employs 11 people. Turnover has drifted down from £1.37m to £1.3m since 2022, but EBITDA has increased every year to £109k. A buyer gets a long-established moulder with its own premises and steady profits.

Key investment highlights

  • Trading since 1989
  • Freehold factory unit in Southampton
  • EBITDA up every year to £109k
  • Machinery could move to a buyer's site

Reason for sale

The founder is retiring after 37 years and no family member wants to take over.

One thing worth reading before you enquire

Worth a look

Revenue 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 directionWorth a look

    Turnover is flat year on year but sits -5.2% below its 2022 peak.

    • 2021: baseline
    • 2022 (+1.0%)
    • 2023 (-2.3%)
    • 2024 (-0.4%)
    • 2025 (-2.0%)
    • 2026 (-0.5%)
    • Peak 2022 to latest 2026: -5.2%

    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 widened from 7.2% in 2021 to 8.4% 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.