Businesses sold!
A restaurant deeply rooted in the region for 30 years
Set in the heart of the Acadian Peninsula, L’Oriental is a true local gem. After opening its doors on Caraquet Wharf in 1994, the restaurant soon became one of the region’s don’t-miss culinary destinations, thanks in no small part to its tasty buffet, which attracted a loyal following.
France Truong Tran, the restaurant’s founder and owner for over 30 years, dedicated herself to building a much-loved spot known for its high-quality, home-style cooking and original recipes. But after decades of running the business, the time had come for her to pass the torch to someone new.
Annie and Mathieu held management positions for several years. They want to continue to exercise their leadership skills, but differently. They decided to open a business, Brûlerie Munro in Haut-Shippagan. After tasting entrepreneurship, they were hooked. They wanted other projects, something that went well with a good coffee! By chance they heard that a major enterprise in Shippagan, Librairie Pélagie, was for sale. With a good coffee in hand and all the enthusiasm you could wish for from two entrepreneurs, Annie and Mathieu launched into the process of buying the business. They signed up on the SME Succession Hub platform, marking the start of a new adventure.
Omkar Bhojani's story
Omkar is a born entrepreneur who has always dreamed of being the sole owner of a business. For the past few years, he and a partner have been running a convenience store and an Alcool NB Liquor store.
Omkar is a born entrepreneur who has always dreamed of being the sole owner of a business. For the past few years, he and a partner have been running a convenience store and an Alcool NB Liquor store.
