Looking to purchase a pharmacy in Derby?
Whether you are a first-time buyer looking for pharmacies for sale in the Derby area, or a seasoned buyer, our consultants at Prospect Estates will be able to give you a detailed market overview.
Derby presents a promising market for pharmacy ownership, with access to a growing and diverse population with a steady demand for healthcare services.
Prospect Estates are working with a wide range of pharmacies in the Derby area that are actively looking to sell, so please get in touch to find out about our latest opportunities.
View our pharmacies for sale in Derby
Derbyshire community pharmacy for sale - offers over £650,000
Turnover: £1,300,000
Offers over: £650,000
Location(s): Derbyshire
Maintainable EBITDA: £110,000
Years established: 15-20
Number of staff: 5
Number of items: 10,000
Notes: - Standard hour contract
- Retirement sale
- Suitable for first time buyers or experienced pharmacy owners
- Long term lease with low rents available
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Pharmacy for sale Derbyshire - Offers over £1,250,000
Turnover: £1,100,000
Offers over: £1,250,000
Location(s): Derbyshire
Maintainable EBITDA: £210,000
Years established: 15-20
Number of staff: 12
Number of items: 7,000
Notes: - Retirement sale
- Long term lease
- Gross profit over 35%
- Suitbale for first time buyer or established pharmacy owners
- Offers multiple health services
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Frequently asked questions
What are the key advantages of buying a pharmacy in Derby?
• Strong Local Demand for Healthcare Services: Derby has a growing and diverse population, including families, elderly residents, and students. This demographic variety ensures a steady demand for pharmaceutical products and services, such as prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, health advice, and specialist healthcare products.
• The city’s central location makes it an ideal base for pharmacy operations.
• Strategic Location: Situated in the East Midlands, Derby has excellent transport links, including proximity to major motorways (such as the M1) and public transportation options. This location makes it an attractive place to run a pharmacy, with easy access for customers from both Derby and surrounding towns, potentially expanding your customer base.
• Opportunities for Expansion: Derby is home to various medical centers, clinics, and healthcare professionals, creating a collaborative environment where pharmacies can expand their services. For example, offering additional services such as flu vaccinations, health screenings, or consultations could help attract more customers and increase revenue streams.
How do I Find, Finance, and Secure my first pharmacy?
• Prospect Estates have hosted a series of webinars tailored to clarifying the process of finding and acquiring pharmacies across the UK.
• If you’re looking to buy your first pharmacy, this session provides expert advice in innovative financing strategies and finding acquisition targets.
What key aspects of the location of the business should I consider when acquiring a pharmacy?
• Foot traffic: Consider the pharmacy’s visibility and accessibility to local customers.
• Demographics: Analyse the local population and their healthcare needs. Are there sufficient potential customers in the area?
• Competition: Evaluate the number of nearby pharmacies or healthcare providers and how the pharmacy stands out in the market.
What Staffing and Management issues should you consider when buying a pharmacy business?
• Qualified staff: Assess the qualifications and experience of the current staff, particularly the pharmacists and pharmacy technicians.
• Employee turnover: High turnover can be a red flag. Look at the stability of the workforce and their job satisfaction.
• Management systems: Review the pharmacy’s operational and management processes. A well-organized pharmacy will have effective systems in place for inventory management, customer service, and staff coordination.
What aspects of the pharmacy premises should I look for?
• Condition of the property: Check the condition of the building, equipment, and facilities. Are they in good repair?
• Size and layout: Ensure the space is appropriately sized for current operations and potential future growth.
• Lease terms: If the pharmacy is leased, evaluate the lease terms, including rent, duration, and any clauses that could impact long-term stability.
Where can I get more guidance on the pharmacy acquisition process?
• Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a seasoned owner, our webinar offers expert advice on the process of buying a pharmacy.
• Join Nathan Atkinson, Director of Prospect Estates, and the legal experts from Carter Bond Solicitors in this essential webinar.
• This session will simplify the pharmacy acquisition process and highlight key pitfalls to avoid.
