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Introduction Sub-sectors sought in the chemical industry About buyers Why choose us Get started

Chemical manufacturing is forecast to grow 17.8%

The Chemical manufacturing sector touches the lives of more people than likely any other manufacturing sector. You might not think so until you consider all of the sub-sectors of Chemical Manufacturing.

Chemical Manufacturing

Sub-sectors sought in the chemical industry

Basic chemicals

Chemical Manufacturing Companies

These include organic and inorganic chemicals, plastic resins, dyes and pigments. Plastic resins, in particular, have experienced significant growth as a replacement for traditional materials in the automotive, construction, and packaging end-use markets.

Specialty chemicals

Chemical Mfg Specialty Chemicals

These include adhesives and sealants, water treatment chemicals, plastic additives, catalysts and coatings. These chemicals are performance-oriented and typically include customer/technical servicing as an aspect of their sales.

Agricultural chemicals

Chemical Manufacturing Spraying

These play a crucial role in the farm economy and the food processing sector. Thanks to modern agriculture, farmers have doubled the production of world food supplies since 1960, tripled the output of foods like cooking oils and meats, and increased per capita food supplies in the developing world by 25 percent.

Pharmaceuticals

Chemical Mfg Pharma

These include diagnostics, prescription drugs, vaccines, vitamins, and over-the-counter drugs for human and veterinary applications. This subsector also includes biotechnology products.  Strategic investment in companies, facilities, and research and development is especially important for this subsector.

Consumer products

Chemical Consumer Products

These include soaps, detergents, and cleaners, as well as toiletries and cosmetics. While consumer products are an established segment of the industry, technological innovation and product development are important due to short product life cycles.

Revenue for US chemicals manufacturing is forecast to grow an amazing 17.8% in 2021 and at an annual compounded rate of 8% through 2024.

We recently sold a chemical manufacturing company in the Southeast. We have active registered buyers seeking acquisition in the following chemical manufacturing subsectors:

  • Adhesives
  • Flame Retardants
  • Water Treatment
  • Performance Oriented

BACK TO BUSINESSES WANTED

About registered buyers

Registered buyers include:

  • Individuals with chemical experience seeking to acquire their way into entrepreneurship
  • Large strategics
  • Family offices
  • Private equities

These buyers have gone through our rigorous vetting process:

  • Financial statements provided showing adequate funds for purchase
  • Professional qualifications and/or experience owning similar businesses
  • Geographic regions identified for purchase
  • Plans for business growth, opportunities for employees, operations and sales and marketing skills explained

Revenue range

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Buyer acquisition target criteria range is companies with $7MM-$50MM in revenue.

The minimum EBITDA requirement is $1.5MM – $8MM.

Specific geographic interest

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BACK TO BUSINESSES WANTED

Why choose us?

  • You never pay money upfront
  • We sell over 98% of businesses we list
  • We’ve got a 25-year track record selling in the manufacturing sectors
  • Consultations are always non-pressure, complimentary, and confidential

Are you thinking about selling?

Whether you’re ready to step down now or planning for future retirement, our team knows how to get you started.

Let's talk

How do I get started?

Follow these steps

  1. Fill in the form to schedule a call

  2. Introductory call

    The sensitive information you provide in the form is securely transmitted to our valuation team who will then contact you to set up an introductory phone call. At Accelerated, we practice what we call “No pressure – No obligation” conversations.

  3. Determine if we’re right for you

    We know that every manufacturing company has a unique story and value proposition that extends far beyond an EBITDA multiple. Our goal is to better understand your manufacturing business and determine if your company is a good fit for our program.

  4. Protect your confidentiality

    Your staff may not know that you’re considering selling. Don’t worry; we’ll never call your office without your permission. We understand your confidentiality concerns. We’ll only use your preferred method of contact.

  5. Valuation & price

    If after speaking with us you would like to proceed, we will perform a detailed business valuation and provide you with a probable sale range and a recommended list price. This is done for you at no cost as described in more detail in our “Manufacturing Business Owner’s Bill of Rights.”

Even if you’re not ready to exit, but need to partner with someone to facilitate growth, we can help.

Consultations are always confidential, complimentary, and with no pressure.

If you have questions before filling out this form or would like us to sign an NDA, send us an email at info@acceleratedmfgbrokers.com or call us at 908-387-1000. We review every seller form submission.

We keep all information strictly confidential.

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