It is obtained by starting with your net profit (before tax). Then add back any payments made to the owner, interest, and any depreciation of assets. For example, if the profit before tax was €100,000 and the owner received €70,000, then the cash flow is €170,000.

Warehouses, premises, etc.

All annual business revenues (previous calendar year or subsequent 12 months) before any cost of sales or expenses have been deducted.

Annual net profit after taxes

(Acronym for the English terms Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization) which shows the company's profit before repaying the interest it has to pay on the debt incurred, the business's own taxes, amortization, etc.)

Monthly rental price

Value of merchandise, raw materials, and finished and unfinished products that have not yet been sold. If no inventory price is listed, then the seller did not provide one.

Value of Furniture, Accessories and Equipment