Price ÷ profit (seller's figures)—Needs the asking price and yearly profit
Description
Chinese restaurant business in Melbourne, Melbourne (street-front shop). Size: 30 seats. Rent A$1,700 a week. Whether stock is included is still to be confirmed. Features: lease renewable.
Seller's original description (Chinese)
CBD Swanston St 核心位置
现成餐厅有商用厨房
周租不到1700,租约较长
📍 地段无敌!
墨尔本市中心 Swanston Street 核心位置,RMIT校园, Melbourne Uni、Melbourne Central、State Library Station 必经之路,人流稳定爆棚。
🍳 现成餐厅,已有商用厨房 + 约30个座位左右,接手即可开业
✨ 适合继续做小型中餐外卖等,这种位置极难找
💰 周租不到 $1700,租金便宜
📜 租约长,稳定经营更安心
好机会,先到先得!
💰 转让价:$15万(可商量)
📞 Min Lin (电话见联系方式)
(微信见联系方式)
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.
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
Can you provide the last 12 months of BAS, POS reports and bank statements?
The lease itself: term left, options, annual increases and who pays outgoings?
Will the landlord consent to the assignment? Is there a bond or bank guarantee to transfer?
How are staff wages, contracts and accrued annual leave handled?
Is there an equipment list, and is anything leased or under hire purchase?
Any unpaid bills, fines, complaints or health-inspection issues?
Are food safety certificates and council registration in order and transferable? Do the delivery-app accounts come with the sale?