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Bare Board Group Makes Inc. 5,000 List with 153% Sales Growth
September 5, 2007 |Estimated reading time: Less than a minute
Inc. Magazine has included Largo, FL-based Bare Board Group Inc. (BBG) on its first-ever list of the 5,000 fastest-growing private companies in the United States.
BBG, a five-year-old firm specializing in procuring bare printed circuit boards for customers worldwide, had a whopping 153 percent increase in sales in the last three years, a growth rate that earned the company a coveted spot on the Inc 5,000 listing, which is an extension of the widely known Inc. 500 list.
"The creation of the Inc. 5,000 list signifies the expanding power of the entrepreneurial economy," says Loren Feldman, editor of Inc.
Headquartered in Largo, BBG also has a production control office in Taiwan. The company's business model capitalizes on its ability to provide high-mix, low-to-medium-volume printed circuit boards that other companies in the industry may find difficult to procure.
"We are ecstatic to be recognized on a national level. Everyone has worked hard, and this verifies our successful business model," says BBG President Greg Papandrew. "Our business continues to grow, and we will continue to differentiate ourselves as one of the country's leading printed circuit board distributors."
For more information on BBG, visit the company's website at www.bareboard.com or call 727-549-2200.