Established Custom Promotional Product Supplier wNational Clients

For over 40 years, this Greater Chicago based custom promotional products company has specialized in designing, sourcing, and delivering highly customized branded merchandise for major industrial and commercial clients across North America. Unlike catalog-based distributors, this business develops original, product-specific promotional items—such as diecast models, oversized replica tools, clocks, barware, and more—tailored to each client’s brand identity and marketing goals.

With in-house creative direction, deep overseas sourcing relationships, and a long-standing reputation for quality and reliability, the company serves both direct clients and agencies in the promotional product supply chain. The business operates from a freestanding, well-maintained commercial facility and comes with a strong asset base, including proprietary molds and tooling.

The founder is nearing retirement and seeks a qualified buyer to continue the company’s legacy or scale it through new growth initiatives. Ideal for an industry buyer, marketing firm, or private investor seeking a defensible niche and longstanding customer relationships.

 

Vertically Integrated Custom Surface & Millwork Company

The Company is a vertically integrated manufacturer and installer of premium surfaces, millwork, metal fabrication, custom storage solutions, and recreational equipment. The Company operates through six in-house divisions, each functioning under a registered DBA. The structure supports the Company’s end-to-end service model, encompassing design, manufacturing, and installation, and enables strict quality control and efficient delivery of fully customized solutions.

Privately Held Sewage Treatment Facility

This company is a private sewer and sewage treatment business located in Tulsa County and classified under the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code 221320. It is responsible for collecting wastewater from the homes and any business within the residential developments it serves, treating wastewater to acceptable standards before discharging it into a waterway, and disposing of residues called sludge. These activities entail building, operating, and maintaining a transport system, and constructing and operating a primary treatment facility that removes or dilutes toxins, synthetic debris, human waste, and other refuse.