
Investments
The principals have made investments in over 30 privately held businesses and a smaller number of publicly held companies. These investments have been in a wide variety of industries including manufacturing; distribution; import; as well as financial, information, and commercial service businesses.
Some of the industries in which the principals have previous rollup experience includes:
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Logistics
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Trucking
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Mining Services
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Utility Systems
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Highway & Bridge Infrastructure
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Electrical System Manufacturers
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Dealerships
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Landscaping
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Commercial Building Construction
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Safety and Preparation Product Manufacturers
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Prison Services
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Construction
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Electrical Infrastructure and Reticulation
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Contracting
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Retail
The objective of Getty Morgan is to focus on those businesses which satisfy most of the earnings multiple variables related to the business itself in light of current and projected Private Equity Investment Trends. We will then consider the financial performance of the business as well as its strategic value and contribution to the overall group. The value we place on the business will then be based on a normalization of its earnings while adjusting for standard tax expense and any asset impairment.

Criteria
Getty Morgan seeks certain businesses that meet most of the earnings multiple variables related to the business itself in light of current and projected Private Equity Investment Trends.
Except under unique circumstances, or as part of a specific “bolt on strategy” the business also should meet most of the following financial criteria:
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Adjusted pretax profit of at least $1 million or an adjusted EBITDA of at least $2 million
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3+ years of profitability
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Stable sources of recurring revenue
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Identifiable opportunities for growth
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Solid core management team
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Minimal customer concentration
Typically we are best aligned with:
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An owner wanting a financial partner to accelerate business growth and ultimately to manage a much larger organization
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A serial entrepreneur who wants to sell so they can take on their next venture
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An owner wanting to reduce some or all of their ownership stake yet continue to work in their business
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An owner wanting to retire and exit the business
