Wholesale & Distribution Businesses for Sale in St. Louis, MO

This business operates through an exclusive territory model, providing product sales and related services. Its established track record and reported cash flow may offer a buyer a platform for ongoing revenue in Missouri.

This offering combines complementary manufacturing and distribution operations serving the automotive aftermarket. Its integrated business model and reported cash flow may appeal to buyers seeking an established platform with multiple revenue streams.

This industrial services company designs, sells, installs, relocates, and removes warehouse storage systems for commercial and industrial customers. Its diversified client base and end-to-end service model create recurring project opportunities and a strong platform in the St. Louis region.

This route-based snack distribution business offers recurring retail stops and a familiar consumer staples product mix. It may appeal to buyers seeking a proven local distribution operation with steady sales in Missouri.

This wholesale distribution company serves multiple trade segments with a broad product line and long-standing supplier relationships. The business may appeal to buyers looking for recurring B2B demand, diversified customer relationships, and a durable regional operating platform.

This St. Louis-based company provides a unique combination of contracting, distribution, and service offerings to commercial construction, warehouse, and property clients nationwide, operating in a specialized niche with significant barriers to entry and an experienced team managing day-to-day operations. The nationwide reach and recurring service demand create multiple revenue streams from a single platform. At $2M asking on $594K SDE, the 3.4x multiple offers an attractive entry into a turnkey infrastructure services business with strong fundamentals.

This established food distribution route in the St. Louis metro area generates approximately $569,000 in annual sales and nearly $93,000 in net earnings, serving nine grocery and variety store accounts under a contracted distributorship arrangement with a major national brand. The route operates on a four-day-per-week schedule, providing a manageable workload for an owner-operator, and includes territorial rights purchased through the seller. The contracted nature of the revenue and established account relationships provide a predictable cash flow profile from day one.