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Hotpot / BBQ / skewers for sale in Box Hill, Melbourne

Box Hill · MelbournePosted 30/10/2026 0 viewsID 97ec83100c3bAll listings from this advertiser

Hotpot / BBQ / skewers for sale in Box Hill, Melbourne: price on application, rent A$2,115 a week. Figures as stated by the seller; listed 2026-10-30.

Asking pricePrice on application
Weekly revenueA$0
Annual net profitA$0
Weekly rentA$2,115
Lease remainingNot given
Price ÷ profit (seller's figures)—Needs the asking price and yearly profit

Description

Hotpot / BBQ / skewers business in Box Hill, Melbourne (street-front shop). Size: about 400 m². Rent A$2,115 a week. Stock is included in the price.
Seller's original description (Chinese)
  • 靠近主路,临街位置
  • 带风房和冻房
  • 后面有5个车位
Box hill靠近主路火锅店转让,带风房带冻房,后面5个车位,房租11万左右一年,酒牌到晚上11点半,5星干净餐馆,人在国内所以最好 微信加a18128291717 电话(电话见联系方式)

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Key facts

Industry
Food & beverage · Hotpot / BBQ / skewers
Type
Business for sale
Premises type
Street-front shop
Floor area
400 m²
Trading hours
营业至23:30
Stock
Stock included
Reason for sale
Other
Listed by
Owner

Private details

The seller keeps the business name, street address and financial records (BAS, POS and P&L notes) private. Request them, and you can see them once the seller approves.

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Questions to ask

Questions worth asking before an inspection, based on the seller's figures. It does not judge the business and is not a valuation or advice — rely on the actual records.

  • No revenue figure given — ask for POS reports or the last 12 months of BAS before inspecting.
  • No net profit given, so the price-to-profit ratio cannot be worked out.
  • The remaining lease term is not given.

Questions to ask the seller before you inspect

  1. Can you provide the last 12 months of BAS, POS reports and bank statements?
  2. The lease itself: term left, options, annual increases and who pays outgoings?
  3. Will the landlord consent to the assignment? Is there a bond or bank guarantee to transfer?
  4. How are staff wages, contracts and accrued annual leave handled?
  5. Is there an equipment list, and is anything leased or under hire purchase?
  6. Any unpaid bills, fines, complaints or health-inspection issues?
  7. Are food safety certificates and council registration in order and transferable? Do the delivery-app accounts come with the sale?

Full due-diligence checklist: Small business handbook (Chinese). Guide price range: Valuation.

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