An operating machine-building production complex is being offered for sale in Poltava, featuring a full technological cycle, industrial infrastructure, and a complete set of equipment for stamping, mechanical processing, plastic molding, and powder coating.
The industrial asset, located at 1 Klinkerna Street in Poltava, has entered the market with an asking price of $2.5 million. The property may be of interest to both strategic investors and manufacturing companies seeking a ready-made base for scaling operations or relocating industrial capacity.
The asset comprises an industrial site with a total area of approximately 12,000 square meters on a 2.85-hectare land plot. For around 20 years, the enterprise specialized in the production of metal and plastic mechanisms for office furniture. At various stages, its products were sold not only in Ukraine but also in export markets, including Europe, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Argentina, and Mexico. Until 2022, the facility employed 120 people.
According to the seller, the business historically combined competitive production costs with product quality, allowing it to compete successfully with Chinese manufacturers on price and with European producers on product standards. At present, the enterprise manufactures NATO-format folding cots and also sells office furniture mechanisms on the domestic market.
A key advantage of the asset is its preserved full-cycle manufacturing capability. The complex includes production and warehouse facilities with ceiling heights ranging from 9 to 14 meters, overhead cranes, gas and solid-fuel heating, self-leveling industrial flooring, and prepared engineering infrastructure. The site is supplied by a 1 MW substation and has access to municipal gas, water, and sewage networks, as well as a separate on-site well. In addition, the complex is equipped with a 12-ton gantry crane and has a fenced perimeter.
The production base includes 60 crank presses with capacities ranging from 16 to 400 tonnes, guillotine shears, 15 injection and blow-molding machines, refrigeration equipment, contact and CO2 welding systems, screw compressors, air receivers, and an automated powder-coating line. A separate tooling workshop is another notable asset, where the company independently produced dies and molds. It includes machining centers, EDM equipment, and turning, milling, and grinding machinery.
In addition to the real estate and equipment, the transaction includes electric forklifts, warehouse handling equipment, two Neoplan buses, more than 200 operating dies and molds, as well as a full set of engineering and process documentation. According to the owner, the company has no debts or legal issues.
The land plot is leased until September 15, 2028, with an annual lease payment of UAH 425,329. The stated reason for the sale is the owner’s age, relocation, and other personal circumstances.
Given its existing infrastructure, equipment base, and preserved manufacturing expertise, the asset may be considered a ready platform for launching or expanding machine-building, metalworking, or related industrial operations without the need to build core infrastructure from scratch.
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