High Speed Printing Business Business For Sale in Illinois

High Speed Printing Business

Asking Price:	Not Disclosed	Inventory:	$20,000 ++
Gross Revenue:	$1,800,000 (comments below)	Real Estate:	$300,000 ++
Cash Flow:	$500,000 (comments below)	FF&E:	$700,000 ++
++ included in the asking price not** included in the asking price
Gross Revenue Comments: 2008 actual
Cash Flow Comments: OCDF

Six color, high speed printing system generates revenue of $1,800,000 and OCDF of $450,000. Nationwide customer base of 200 with 40% custom labels and 60% stock products. Although the equipment will print the same as traditional printing presses, this equipment will also print 8.5" x 18" integrated labels in a single pass at a speed of more than 40,000 per hour.

Owner holds multiple patents and many, many domain names.

About the Business

Year Established:2000

Employees:5 full time -

Facilities:5000 sq. Ft. building plus ajoining lot of 5,000 sq. ft.

Market Outlook and Competition:Unique internet marketing strategy insures a steady supply of customers.

About the Sale

Management Training and Support:Taining as required during mutually agreeable transition period.

Reason For Selling:Health

Seller Financing:No specific asking price. Owner will cooperate with buyer to arrive at a price and terms that will work for both buyer and seller.

KEYWORDS: high speed printing, integrated labels, laser sheets, integrated forms, pharmacy forms, pharmacy labels, printing, printing press,

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Joseph J. McCarthy \| M&A Group Alliance, Inc. View All of My Listings


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