CalMed Mt. Welcome EA, St. Croix, (MLS# 23-826)

CalMed is an established medical supplier that services the Virgin Islands and other Caribbean markets. CalMed was incorporated in 1994 and has maintained a strong reputation in the Virgin Islands and Caribbean medical community. The business sale includes medical supply inventory, supplies on order, en route, formal contracts (purchase orders) with existing customers, a successful business model, and representation of many top-of-the line suppliers, including Stryker, Bard, Merit and Integra. Items sourced include the vast majority of whatever the hospitals need, except pharmaceuticals. Some of their major lines are defibrillators, surgical & catheterization instruments, dialysis supplies and all hospital disposables. CalMed's client base is primarily large hospitals &other government

Supplements: agencies throughout the Caribbean and US Virgin Islands. Due to CalMed's good reputation in the medical community, responsiveness and their inventory that they keep on hand, smaller and more specialized medical offices will also call on CalMed to supplement their supplies. This is an incredible opportunity to acquire a business that is already organically funneling in leads through its well-established brand, partnerships and relationships. Another huge value to this business is that there are several manufactures that only work with CalMed, giving them exclusivity to certain products. By being one of the few suppliers in the Caribbean, this also allows for a ton of growth opportunities with a captured audience. Potential growth opportunities include expanding markets down island, acquiring a pharmaceutical license, pursuing new manufacturers, hiring a biomed (medical equipment repairs), and adding in additional sales representatives with an aggressive marketing strategy. There is currently only one sales representative/employee who works both in sales and operations. Note: Due to major fluctuations in receivables from purchase orders (these are separate from the inventory they have in stock) there would need to be a target working capital amount set in a purchase agreement. Then just before closing they will estimate what the exact working capital is at the moment. Financials available upon request and a signed confidentiality agreement.