Turnkey opportunity. The Owner has been grooming a person since he started with the Company some years ago to take over top management and is currently operating the business. The Owner will continue his current status in an advisory role.

Except for some community postings, the Company has no sales or marketing personnel, not even a website. Revenue comes to the Company from its 25-year reputation of quality and on time delivery resulting in its repeat and referral customer base.

Upon an executed receipt of the nondisclosure agreement, financial verification and client approval, we will send the 60-page Confidential Information Memorandum (“CIM”) that is quite comprehensive describing this wood truss manufacturer with a focus on pole barns to give potential buyers the needed data to move forward in a timely manner.

There are three immediate growth opportunities requested by customers.

The first growth scenario is because the Owner is primarily selling to the longterm B2B customer base on a cash basis with a 50% deposit. Most competitors deliver to this regional market from outside of the area because they offer 30-day net terms. If a new owner offered 30-day net, the Owner feels the Company could immediately get many customers to switch to this Company because of the 30-day credit now available, their competitive advantages, reputation, faster delivery, and better quality in some cases.

The second growth opportunity that has been tried successfully and offers a complete pole barn building package. Its like a kit including metal roofing, siding, windows and doors. The customers are requesting this building package.

The third growth scenario that customers have also been requesting is for the Company to add floor trusses.

The local market is over $40 million market in these 6 county regional areas from permit data and does not count agriculture business which does not require permits. Their customers work ranges to Idaho, Washington, Nevada and Northern California.

The Owner has longterm relationships with the multiple vendors of his raw materials and is confident they could keep up with increased revenues.

The Owner does not have to sell because he now has a replacement for himself to operate the Company. However, the Owner believes he has created a foundation that is primed for growth and started building additional facilities, and only due to a health condition, has he decided to sell. The growth opportunities requested by the customers’ needs to happen and he feels it’s time to team up with a group or strategic company that will satisfy the customers’ requests and likely get the EBITDA up to the $2 million range.

This offering presents an unusual, obvious and evident scalable growth opportunity.