A company specializing in stone processing with 25,000 square meters of land and 2,000 square meters of covered space (Central Sardinia)

25,000 square meters of total area | Approximately 2,000 square meters of covered space
Plants, yards, and industrial assets included

Application: €790.000

A historic business specializing in the processing of basalt, marble, granite, and stone materials is for sale. Although the business is currently undergoing downsizing, its industrial complex is of great interest to those seeking real estate, space, facilities, and assets that are already available in central Sardinia.

The property is located along State Highway 131 in central Sardinia, near a strategic interchange. This location allows it to serve the island from a central point, with natural connections to the north, south, and the region’s main industrial and commercial areas.

This transaction is attractive because, for an indicative asking price of €790,000, it offers the opportunity to acquire a business with approximately 25,000 square meters of industrial space, about 2,000 square meters of covered area, open yards, industrial electrical systems, an electrical substation, medium-voltage equipment, material-handling systems, and machinery already installed, with a total value exceeding €1,000,000

The value of this acquisition lies not only in the stone-cutting business, which has now been significantly scaled back, but above all in the opportunity to acquire an existing industrial infrastructure that can be repurposed—and one that would be difficult to replicate today without much greater investment for those interested in operating in trade, strategic logistics, or energy storage facilities in Sardinia.

What's Inside

The complex comprises approximately 25,000 square meters of industrial land, approximately 1,500 square meters of main warehouse space, and an additional 500 square meters of storage areas and secondary warehouses.

The area features open spaces, maneuvering areas, and facilities already designed for industrial activities, heavy-duty operations, and materials handling.

The following are present:

– approximately 25,000 square meters of industrial space;
– approximately 2,000 square meters of total covered area;
– approximately 4,000 square meters of concrete-paved area;
– fenced-in area;
– company-owned electrical substation;
– medium-voltage connection;
– industrial electrical system with high-capacity lines;
– armored busbar system for flexible power distribution;
– two wells;
– an indoor overhead crane with a capacity of approximately 5 metric tons;
– outdoor gantry crane with a rated capacity of approximately 300 quintali;
– bases and foundations for heavy industrial machinery;
– machinery for processing stone and stone materials.

These assets are valuable not only to those who want to revive the stone industry, but also to those seeking an industrial facility that is already equipped for logistics, warehousing, storage, material handling, energy, materials, or manufacturing operations.

Real Estate and Assets

The total replacement value of the area, buildings, facilities, and assets can therefore easily exceed €1 million, depending on their actual condition, maintenance history, permits, and the scope of the project.

The asking price of €790,000 therefore creates a potentially interesting discrepancy for those who look not only at the company’s current revenue but also at the industrial value of the ready-to-use asset.

Company in the process of being divested, but with potential for a turnaround

The company has a long history of working with basalt, marble, granite, and natural stone, serving businesses, municipalities, and public works projects.

Today, the company is undergoing a major downsizing: the most recent revenue figures provided by the owners are around €200,000, a far cry from historical levels, partly due to a personal decision and partly due to a desire to phase out the more labor-intensive industrial operations.

This reduces the company's value as a pure operating entity, but may increase its appeal to a buyer with a strategic vision.

Those with the expertise, capital, and a clear strategy can consider reviving the stone-cutting business by leveraging the facility’s structure, machinery, space, equipment, and historical reputation, or they can repurpose the complex for uses more consistent with their own business.

Who This Is an Opportunity For and How It Can Be Taken Advantage Of

This opportunity is attractive to a variety of buyers because its value lies not only in the long-standing stone-processing business but also in the industrial complex as a whole, including the warehouses, open yards, utilities, water supply, heavy-duty material handling equipment, and machinery already on site.

For a stone masonry company, Whether you’re a marble processor or a manufacturer of building materials, this transaction allows you to acquire a site that’s already set up for heavy-duty operations, complete with warehouses, cranes, overhead cranes, yards, foundations, facilities, and machinery already in place. With the right sales and production structure, the business can be revitalized by restoring operations, production, and sales to higher volumes.

For a logistics operator, Whether used for distribution or commercial purposes, the complex can become a hub in central Sardinia, serving as a facility for storage, warehousing, and the handling of goods, materials, and vehicles, as well as for regional distribution. Its location along the SS131 allows it to serve the island from a central location, without having to build yards, warehouses, facilities, and operational infrastructure from scratch.

For industrial companies, Whether for construction, home & garden, materials, gardening, or technical supplies, the site can be converted into a ready-to-use operational base, complete with covered spaces, large outdoor areas, water, power, and heavy-duty material-handling systems.

For energy companies, For photovoltaic projects or companies active in energy storage, the presence of an industrial area, a substation, medium-voltage lines, and proximity to energy infrastructure can make the asset attractive for battery storage projects, energy storage substations, photovoltaic projects, or grid-related services, subject to technical, urban planning, and regulatory reviews.

In all cases, the benefit is the same: The buyer is not starting with an empty lot, but with a complex that is already built, connected, equipped with infrastructure, and furnished with assets. This can reduce time, initial investment, and complexity compared to searching for a site, constructing new warehouses, and building facilities, yards, and material-handling systems from scratch.

Structure of the operation

The owners are considering the sale of the company or the business, with the structure to be determined based on the buyer’s proposal.

The asking price is €790,000.

According to the owners, purchasing the business rather than just the real estate could make it possible to avoid certain costs associated with the industrial consortium, which will be verified during the due diligence process.

There are certain limited liabilities, to be quantified prior to the transaction, which may be settled by the owner or taken into account in the negotiations.

SECTOR: Stone Processing | Industrial Real Estate | Logistics | Energy | Storage

AREA: Central Sardinia, along State Highway 131
AREA: approximately 25,000 square meters
COVER: about 2,000 square meters

REQUEST: €790.000

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