This company provides products that are geared towards the logging, sawmill and heavy industrial supplies. Over the years, the logging industry has slowed but the sawmill and heavy industrial equipment industries have remained strong.
Product types include wire ropes, fire and water truck supplies, safety supplies, belts, bearings, sheaves, etc. The majority of products in stock are for suppliers with whom This company are direct distributors.
Business Strengths -
* Extremely well-established client base!
* Very limited regional competition for this business.
* Books are well kept and easily show the profitability of this business!
* Business has grown with limited marketing which may represent an excellent opportunity for the right buyer.
* Growth potential within California.
For further information please submit an inquiry through this Website. You will be required to complete a Non-Disclosure Agreement prior to receiving any additional information. Financial information is only provided after the initial phone interview with the Regional Business Broker assigned to this listing. Images on this Website are stock images and not actual images of the business. Broker, broker's agents and broker-associated, employees and all other affiliates of Broker have not verified any of the information provided here. By submitting your inquiry through this Website, you are granting Broker permission to add you to Broker's email subscription list.
To get more information about this Industrial Supply Retailer business for sale in
Shasta County please phone Darrin Davenport (Intermediary, Agent - BRE License #:01224602) at 866-802-0508 - if you get
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Darrin Davenport, make sure you email Darrin Davenport above to get more info about this
Industrial Supply Retailer, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this
business for sale. Thank you. License # 01224602. Common Ground Business Brokers.
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