Asking Price: $1,850,000

Gross Revenue: $4,300,000

Cash Flow: $895,000

Inventory: $100,000 (Not Included in Asking Price)

FF&E: $1,500,000 (Included in Asking Price)

Most printers talk about how many years they have had an account. This company talks about how many decades they've had an account. They have main-tained its cusrtomer base because of its reliability and customer service. The first requirement of newspaper printing is reliability. The printing must be done right an on time. Whan newspapers find a printer that can do this year after year, they don't leave for a better price. The company also has a great relationship with its customers. The owner has invested in the equipment that the business needs to grow its sales and profits well into the future. This has resulted in lower expenses and increased profits. Please, serious inquiries only. Industry experience preferred.

Year Established: 1973

Employees: 45 full time -

Facilities: 30,000 square feet of space in three buildings.

Market Outlook and Competition: Market outlook good - company could produce more printing related to its primary product for current customers.  Company could increase its exposure in order to grow a little more.  Controlled growth has enabled this company to maintain its level of service which is a key to its success.

Management Training and Support: To be determined

Reason For Selling: Retirement