Established 250-terminal ATM portfolio with a 15-year operating history, generating approximately $590,130 in annual cash flow. Asking price: $1,972,805. This opportunity offers a buyer immediate ownership of an established ATM portfolio operating across California, with a strong presence in the San Francisco Bay Area and additional placements throughout the state.
The portfolio has been structured for remote ownership. Cash replenishment, machine servicing, maintenance coordination, and field-level support are handled through established third-party providers. The buyer is acquiring an operating business supported by existing systems and vendor relationships rather than a route that requires the owner to personally load or service machines.
Approximately 250 terminals are currently installed at active merchant locations. The scale of the portfolio provides diversification across a broad placement base, helping reduce reliance on any single terminal, merchant, or geographic area. The business has operated for approximately 15 years and has established operating procedures, reporting systems, merchant relationships, and service infrastructure already in place.
Two full-time employees assist with operational oversight and portfolio management. This may be a suitable acquisition for an established ATM operator seeking immediate expansion, an investor looking for a remotely managed cash-flowing business, or a buyer who prefers acquiring an existing portfolio rather than developing placements one location at a time. Potential growth opportunities include adding terminals within the current service footprint, reviewing surcharge pricing, improving selected machine performance, upgrading or replacing older terminals, and expanding through existing merchant and vendor relationships.
These opportunities represent potential upside beyond the portfolio’s current reported cash flow and are not presented as guaranteed future earnings. The sellers are retiring after approximately 15 years in business. The sale is based on personal timing and is not related to operational distress.