Print title · quarterly, 42,000 copies
Quarterly city magazine, 42k circulation
London, United KingdomListed 3 weeks agoVerified sellerOpen to offers
£480,000Asking price, title and advertiser book
About this sale
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Documents after NDA. The circulation audit certificate, advertiser schedule and three years of accounts are released after an NDA.
Financial summary
Turnover, weekly
£7,150
Turnover, monthly
£31,000
Turnover, annual
£372,000
Operating costs, annual
£214,000
Occupancy
78%
Net before financingTurnover less operating costs, owner-supplied
£158,000 a year
Print and distribution within costs
£96,000 a year
Revenue per issue
£93,000 average
All figures are supplied by the owner and unaudited. Treat them as the seller's claim until your own accountant has seen the books.
Key facts
42,000
Audited circulation
64%
Advertisers renewing year on year
4
Issues per year
What's included in the sale
- The title, masthead and nineteen years of brand
- The advertiser book, with 64% renewing year on year
- The subscriber list, transferring with marketing consent
- The print contract, fixed at 2023 rates until 2028
- Website, social accounts and the photography archive
What the seller highlights
- Circulation is independently audited, not a claimed print run
- Top three advertisers account for 41% of revenue
- Print contract runs to 2028 at rates fixed in 2023
The seller
Kensington PublishingVerified
Publisher
Kensington Publishing's founders are retiring after nineteen years with the title.
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