Description

A Belgian artisanal soap maker that has been in business since 2014, specializing in cold-processed, superfatted, organic, and palm oil-free soaps, as well as a range of solid and oil-based cosmetics. It is one of the oldest Belgian organic cosmetics brands still in operation, and one of only two skincare companies in Belgium to hold the Nature & Progrès certification.

What’s on the table isn’t a startup, but an established brand: a defined identity, a formulated and manufactured product line, a trilingual e-commerce site, about thirty content pieces, a network of around fifty retailers, and access to the country’s leading organic wholesaler.

What Makes This Takeover Attractive

• A rare certification. One of only two skincare brands certified by Nature & Progrès in Belgium—a standard that is difficult to achieve and recognized by organic industry professionals.
• An established brand. Over ten years in business, a well-established name, and a story to tell.
• Established sales channels. About 50 retailers and access to the country’s leading organic wholesaler.
• Everything is ready to go. A trilingual e-commerce site, recipes, equipment, and content: everything needed to start producing and selling from month one.
• Untapped potential. No sales team, no advertising budget—growth built solely on word of mouth. There’s plenty of room to grow.
• A brand that’s already been in operation—currently on the back burner but ready to be relaunched.

Who This Is For

Several types of entrepreneurs could benefit from this opportunity: an active soap maker or artisan cosmetics maker looking to expand their product line and network; an existing organic business (boutique, concept store, gourmet food shop) seeking to add its own brand as a complement; an entrepreneur who prefers to build on a solid foundation rather than start from scratch. The list isn’t exhaustive: the brand may also be a good fit for anyone looking to diversify or add a credible organic business to their portfolio.