$219K EBITDA Metal Supply Business in Seattle

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March 17, 2026

by an intermediary from The University of Michigan - Stephen M. Ross School of Business in Chicago, IL, USA

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-established and steadily growing B2B industrial supply business serving a diverse mix of commercial and retail customers. Founded in 2014 as a new location, the business has demonstrated consistent performance and continued momentum, with over 10% year-over-year growth in 2025 and current annual revenue of ~$1.8 million. Strategically located in a high-traffic industrial park, the business benefits from a strong local economy anchored by aerospace, naval, healthcare, education, and logistics industries. The surrounding area includes major employers, an international airport, a naval station, a regional hospital, and a growing waterfront district. The operation runs out of a 5,000+ sq. ft. retail/warehouse facility with an additional mezzanine level for office and storage space, allowing for efficient operations and future scalability. A key highlight is the experienced and stable team already in place. The business employs four long-term, full-time staff members, including a store manager. The current owner is primarily focused on purchasing, inventory management, payables, and collections, making this an excellent opportunity for either an owner-operator or someone looking to step into a more semi-absentee role with the right oversight. The sale includes: Approximately $300,000 in inventory All furniture, fixtures, and equipment Established systems and processes A large, loyal customer base with repeat business
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from University of Pennsylvania in Seattle, WA, USA
@@redacted‌ Thanks for the tag. @redacted‌ - happy to chat and learn more
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from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Portland, OR, USA
^redacted might be able to get this deal to the right Searcher. Press @ to tag someone! :-)
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