Profitable 50-Year Engineering-Driven

NOT DISCLOSED, Ohio

Asking Price	$2,250,000	Year Established	1970
Annual Revenue	$4,714,667	Reason for Selling	Retirement
Annual P/L	$0	Attention	Jake Whitta
Annual Cash Flow	$564,102	Listing Number	1010727
# of Employees	24	Business Category	Manufacturing: Electronics & Technology

Business Overview:

Transworld Business Advisors of Northwest Ohio represents an engineering-driven specialty fabricator headquartered in Ohio that designs, builds, rebuilds, and services custom industrial production equipment and produces precision-fabricated metal components for OEM customers. Operating from a 40,000 SF industrial facility, the Company combines mechanical and electronic design, machining, fabrication, machine build, and field service under one roof, capturing the customer at the equipment sale and continuing to earn revenue across the full lifecycle of every machine placed in the field. Revenue is generated across multiple recurring product and service lines with no single line dominating the mix, and no single customer represented more than 8% of revenue in either of the last two fiscal years across a diverse customer base. The team consists of 20+ employees and the owner, organized across leadership, mechanical and electronic design, machining, fabrication, machine build and rebuild, sales, purchasing, and administration. Average employment tenure across the named management group exceeds 15 years; the seller describes turnover as "nearly non-existent" across the entire organization. 

Property Features and Assets:

<p>The Company was founded approximately five decades ago by a small group of industry veterans to design and build specialty industrial machinery, tooling, and fabrication services for OEM customers. The current sole shareholder joined the team in the late 1980s, acquired founder equity, and over time became the sole owner. The Company has operated continuously under the same name and from the same regional industrial-park footprint for more than three decades.<br></p>

Market Competition and Expansion:

<p>Ownership has identified three concrete, near-term growth levers a capable acquirer could pursue with limited incremental capital:<br>1. Expansion of contract fabrication services for OEM customers, leveraging existing fabrication capacity and floor space.<br>2. Recovery of the tooling and fixtures line of business, where current revenue runs well below historical levels and is supported by existing in-house design and machining capability.<br>3. Automation upgrades to core production equipment.<br>The current owner has not pursued an outbound sales motion or capital-funded growth program in recent years. A buyer who adds either lever should expect meaningful upside on top of the existing earnings base.<br></p><p><br></p><p>The Company competes within a $25B+ U.S. specialty machinery manufacturing industry spread across roughly 4,600 establishments. Industry conditions over the past five years have created a shortage of quality, transition-ready acquisition targets and have kept multiples elevated for stable, engineering-driven manufacturers with diversified revenue and clean balance sheets. Direct competition is regional and fragmented; few competitors offer the same breadth of capability (engineering, design, build, rebuild, retrofit, and field service) under one roof. The Company differentiates on longevity, mechanical and electronic design depth, and a five-decade archive of proprietary designs that anchors a recurring spare-parts, rebuild, and aftermarket service business roughly equal to one-third of total revenue.<br></p>

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