Manufacturing
CA
Financial summary
Comparable pricing
37% below marketComparable Manufacturing businesses sell at a median of 4.0x SDE, based on several listings. This one asks 2.5x, about 37% below that median. At the comparable median it would price ~$1.1M.Methodology refines over time.Comparable Manufacturing businesses sell around $1.1M vs this $690K ask.
Methodology refines over time.
SBA financeability
Businesses in manufacturing are commonly SBA-financed. The figures below are the industry-category norm from SBA 7(a)/504 lending, a gauge of how financeable a deal like this tends to be.
Manufacturing benchmarks
Typical SBA leverage
69%
Industry charge-off
1.0%
Common term
10 yr
Median loan
$250,000
Active lenders in this category: The Huntington National Bank, Newtek Bank, National Association, U.S. Bank, National Association.
Based on 23,311 SBA loans · source: SBA 7(a)/504 FOIA, as of 2026Q1 · industry-category level.
Detailed information
low multiple and priced below 1.5x revenue.
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Key points
Business description
SBA Pre Qualified Well-established awards, recognition, and custom apparel, signage manufacturing business serving a Southern California coastal county and surrounding areas for over 50 years. This company has built a strong reputation for quality, reliability, creativity, and fast turnaround. The business offers custom trophies, plaques, corporate awards, engraving, banners, signage, promotional products, branded merchandise, screen printing, embroidery, and DTF printing. The company can handle both small custom projects and large-volume orders, with in-house production capabilities and approximately $153,525 in furniture, fixtures, and equipment included in the sale. The customer base is highly repeat-driven and includes schools, youth sports leagues, businesses, nonprofits, community organizations, and select entertainment industry clients. A significant portion of revenue comes from repeat customers and annual programs, creating predictable business cycles.
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