Profile number 107935
31/03/2025 Date added
Located in
The Netherlands
Also interesting for this region (s)
All of the country
Sector
IT service
Type of company
E-commerce
Legal entity
Foreign legal entity
Type of transaction
Shares
Life phase enterprise
Growing
Employees in FTE
< 5
Type of buyer
Turnover last financial year
€ 100.000 - € 250.000
Asking price
To be agreed
Earnings before taxes
Confidential
Software product with App:
The company has developed a senior clock in-house and successfully launched it in the market. Hardware (tablets) is purchased externally, while the software is developed internally.
Using an app (iOS and Android), the tablet can be remotely controlled by a caregiver or family member via smartphone or laptop.
In addition to date and time, the tablet also offers an agenda overview, the ability to receive photos, messages and YouTube videos, and video calling capabilities. A new version has recently been launched, and the initial feedback has been very positive.
E-commerce B2C:
We sell approximately 65% of our products and services through our Dutch and German websites. This is B2C sales, where the buyer is often a (grand)daughter or (grand)son of the elderly end user.
B2B market:
The remaining 35% is sold in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, and Switzerland through resellers – usually providers of a range of healthcare-related products.
The unique premise we follow is that the elderly end user, who usually has little or no technical affinity or skills, does not need to operate the product. It should be no more difficult than telling the time.
The senior clock is typically used as follows: the elderly end user simply needs to look at the DayClock to see the time, part of the day, date, messages, photos, and YouTube videos that their loved ones can upload (via their smartphone), or to receive video calls (initiated by their loved ones). This way, many people gain more structure in their daily lives and maintain a connection with those close to them. The end user does not need to operate the DayClock.
The company is now offered for sale for two reasons:
Because the majority shareholder intends to pursue a new challenge in 2024.
The company has evolved over the past few years from a concept/start-up into a scale-up. The next phase of growth requires a different type of organisation, different kinds of investment, and a different type of entrepreneur. It is up to the new owner to lead the company into this next phase.
The most logical parties for this next growth phase would be:
Companies already active in the healthcare and elderly care market (and possibly already equipped with a fitting organisational structure)
Or companies that already have an international distribution network for healthcare products
Or investment parties seeking to establish a position in this growth market
The company’s operations are not location-dependent.