A chain of two operating computer clubs has been put up for sale in Minsk. The owner valued the entire business at 330,286 rubles, which is equivalent to approximately 110 thousand dollars. The listing appeared on the specialized platform B4y.by, Office Life reports .
The chain has been operating in the capital for more than three years. The clubs are developed under a franchise with support from the right holder. Judging by the photos in the listing, they operate under the Colizeum brand. Esports tournaments, themed events, and gaming nights are regularly held here, which has helped the clubs build a loyal audience.
The lot includes two clubs in different districts of Minsk with a total area of 314 square meters. The first is located on Pushkin Avenue, covers 158 square meters, and has 40 computers. The second is located in a residential area on Rokossovsky Avenue. Its area is 156 square meters, and it features 36 computers.
Along with the equipment and premises, a team of employees and well-established operational processes will be transferred to the new owner.
The seller claims that the business generates stable revenue, and its profitability is confirmed by documentation. The owners are prepared to discuss detailed financial metrics and potential terms of the deal with prospective buyers in person.
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