Northern Nevada Global Clip Manufacturer - SC2285
Northern Nevada clip manufacturer serving aerospace, medical, and mining markets
On NextCompany since September 1, 2026 (44 days)
NV areaEstablished 19961 PT employees
Business overview
This clip manufacturer in Northern Nevada produces proprietary clips and mounts in plastic and metal. The company serves aerospace, GPS, medical devices, telephony, weapon holsters, mining, and data centers. Partners manufacture in six cities, including USA plants on both coasts. The company owns its molds and steel stamping tools.
The business has operated since 1996. Gross revenue is $375,000. Seller discretionary earnings are $150,000. The asking price is $1,000,000.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Owner-operators who can run clip manufacturing on about 20 hours a week.
- Buyers prepared to fund the $1,000,000 down payment this sale requires.
- Strategic acquirers in aerospace, medical devices, or data centers seeking proprietary clip lines.
- Buyers who want a relocatable manufacturing operation they can move from Northern Nevada.
Details
- Reason for selling
- The Seller is selling to pursue other interests.
- Real estate
- No real estate
- Monthly rent
- $600
Frequently Asked Questions
This company manufactures proprietary clips and mounts in plastic and metal. It supplies aerospace, GPS, medical devices, telephony, weapon holsters, mining, and data centers. The product line began with cell-phone belt clips. The company makes custom clips, including a stamped steel prototype in under 5 days.
The company is a Northern Nevada Sub-Chapter S Corporation. Manufacturing partners produce in six cities around the world. East-coast and west-coast plants provide completely USA-made products. Buyers can relocate this operation.
Sunbelt Business Brokers of Sacramento lists this manufacturer at $1,000,000. The down payment is $1,000,000. The company generates $375,000 in gross revenue. Seller discretionary earnings are $150,000. EBITDA is $125,000.
The sale includes $100,000 of inventory. Buyers receive furniture, fixtures, and equipment with the company. The company owns its molds and steel stamping tools. The company rents an 800 square foot building for $600 a month.
The owner plans to pursue other interests. The owner currently works 20 hours a week. One part-time employee supports the operation.