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Full-Service Integration Firm (Communications)

Client ID:  D-51575 MA Advisor:  Greg DeFoor
Location:   GA MA Advisor Email:  gdefoor@genequityco.com
Business Category:  Services Professional MA Advisor Telephone:  678-644-5983

Asking Price:  $000,000 Year Business Started:  0
Revenue:  $29,000,000 Year Established:  1998
Ebitda:  $2,300,000 Employees:  130
Cash Flow:  $000,000 Relocatable:  NO
Seller Financing: Will consider all options Real Estate Status:  Leased
Feature1:  The Company enjoys a long-standing reputation for management’s experience and
Feature2:  The Company’s customer base and operations are national in scope
Feature3:  The Company’s key management collectively has more than 30 years of industry

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Business Summary

The Company is a full-service integration firm specializing in the design, installation, and maintenance of communication networks for markets across the US, including the education, city and county government, and healthcare markets. It provides solutions for the latest communication technologies. The Company’s product and service line includes medical installation services (41% of 2007 revenue), electronic sales and Voice-Over-Internet Protocol (“VOIP”) installation (28%), network cabling (20%), Information Technology (“IT”) services (7%), and computer retail (4%). The Company has developed a solid base of approximately 100 active and recurring customers, with customer markets composed of education (50% of 2006 revenue), medical (30%), and government clientele (20%). It is well positioned for continued growth and success.

 

Management Transition

Will fit the needs of acquistion team

 

Market Outlook

Vulnerability to rapid technological evolution: The rapid evolution of computers, telecommunications, and software makes staying abreast of the latest technology difficult for many IT firms. The high degree of specialization within the industry makes it easier for firms to understand developments in their own niche, but also leaves them vulnerable to obsolescence.