GENERATIONAL EQUITY

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Screen Printing & Digital Supplies, Equipment Sales, & Distribution - Midwest/Great Lakes Region, US #68191 Sign NDA ► 2025 Revenue Est. $1,100,000 2025 EBITDA Est. $53,000 (4.8% of revenue) DISCLAIMER: All information contained in this document has been provided by the subject company to Generational Equity and while believed to be correct has not been verified. Accordingly, Generational Equity makes no representations or warranties as to the accuracy and truthfulness of such information. The recipient hereof acknowledges that Generational Equity shall not be liable for any loss or injury suffered by said recipient in any way connected to the delivery by Generational Equity of this document. At all times Generational Equity and its affiliate network members is an agent for the seller and not for the buyer. Generational Equity's fees are paid by the seller. Joe Hige Senior M&A Advisor Email: jhige@generational.com Mobile: 248-982-6400 Generational Equity 3400 N. Central Expressway, Suite 100, Richardson, TX Fax: 972-392-1124 BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS The Subject Company is a seller and distributor of a comprehensive range of screen printing supplies, digital supplies, machinery, and equipment essential for efficient screen printing and digital operations to textile (60% of 2024 revenue), graphics (30%), and industrial (10%) industry customers. Their product lineup includes inks, emulsions, squeegees, adhesive sprays, and various types of ink removers. They also provide manual and automatic screen printing presses for both Direct-to-Garment and Direct-to-Film, flash cure dryers, conveyor dryers, and test pellons. Additional items include glitter inks, foil for heat pressing, inkjet film, dip tanks, squeegee holders, screen racks, pallet masks, and solvent tapes. The Company also offers services like screen remeshing and imaging (M&R Maverick DTG Direct-to-Garment and POLARIS Direct-to-Film), pallet recovering, and film positive printing. INVESTMENT BANK OF THE YEAR 2016 - 2017 - 2018 COMPANY STATS > Over 15 yrs of operations > 3,500 sq. ft. Facility > 3 FT & 1 PT employees > 1,000+ Clientele List > 80%+ Recurring Accounts > B2B Customer Markets > LLC Corporate Structure > Low CapEx Requirements INVESTMENT APPEAL • Diversified Customer Base: The Company has developed an excellent reputation for supplying high quality and high value products. Over the historical period, the Company experienced no significant customer concentration. No single customer accounted for more than 6% of revenue during the historical period. A diversified customer base helps ensure that the Company will not be significantly impacted by the loss of a single account. • Strong Client Relationships: The Company is proud of its strong ties to clients and its reputation for quality work and client service. Evidence of these relationships is shown in the 80% rate of repeat business. The Company's top five clients have been working with the Company for 15 years. • Strong Net Working Capital: In 2024, the Company's unadjusted current assets were approximately $239,000 and current liabilities were $9,000, resulting in a Net Working Capital (NWC) of $230,000. A strong NWC provides a pool of resources from which the Company can draw for continued growth and a strong buffer to maintain operations in the event of various systematic and unsystematic risks. • Scalable Operating Expenses: The Company has built an effective organization capable of sustaining projected growth. The Company maintains fixed operating expenditures, and future revenue growth will greatly improve profitability. Any increase in revenue will not result in meaningful changes to projected operating expenses. GROWTH OPPORTUNITY > Increased Sales Force > Focus on Web Sales > Local Delivery > Larger Facility w/ Showroom Historical & Proforma Revenue Growth

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