First Step Manufacturing and Material Distribution Business For Sale in Connecticut

First Step Manufacturing and Material Distribution

Wholesale and Distribution - Wholesale and Distributors

Asking Price:	$279,000	Inventory:	$10,000 **
Gross Revenue:	$529,000	Real Estate:	n/a
Cash Flow:	$136,000	FF&E:	$48,000 ++
++ included in the asking price not** included in the asking price

This materials distributor provides durable materials used in many fabrication shops. Owner gains business by being able to offer just in time products for his customers. The owner normally uses an shop assistant and a book-keeper, and the business can be run with limited part time help for increased profits. The business has extensive reach, distributing goods from the greater New York City area through Massachusetts. Minor additions in equipment can increase product offerings. This a great business for individuals with sales and managerial skills.

About the Business

Year Established:1993

Employees:1 full time - 1 part time

Relocatable:Yes

Facilities:Leased facility in small industrial complex

Market Outlook and Competition:Excellent growth this year

About the Sale

Reason For Selling:Relocation

Seller Financing:None

KEYWORDS: metal, duranble, machining, materials,manufacturing, distribution

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Peter Arentzen \| The Whitfield Group LLC View All of My Listings


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