CJW Manufacturing
CJW Manufacturing Limited was established 51/2 years ago by it current
owners Alon Sclosberg and Johav David. Its original founders privately
own the Company and in the FY to 31st December 2002 had a turnover of
£4.2 million per annum with EBITA of £342,408. In the year to 2001
operating profit was £479,549. The reason for the current shareholders
desire to sell is due to poor health of Alon Schlosberg who has
undergone major heart surgery. The founders have agreed to a period of
handover and through their long-term association and can be relied
upon to be available to act in an advisory role when required in the
future. In addition Alon Schlosberg has agreed to continue to act as
either a non-executive director or consultant to the company in the
capacity of head of design for the foreseeable future.
CJW Manufacturing - The Company
Alon Sclosberg and Johav David had previously founded and operated a
business sourcing and distributing gold rings and chains prior to
establishing CJW Manufacturing in 1996. The jewellery industry has
under gone a dramatic transformation in the last 7 years and Alon and
Johav were quick to spot the opportunity and switch from their
previous business to establish CJW. Previously jewellery had been
manufactured in traditional designs and a pattern of purchase was
established amongst female purchasers to collect a set of jewellery
and accessories, which included a Diamond Solitaire ring, a solitaire
diamond pendant, a pair of diamond earnings and engagement and wedding
rings again in traditional style. The existence of sources of smaller
diamonds and zirconium and the skilled lab...
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...is is a convention used to allow for any write-off or re-working of
stock. There is approximately £200,000 of stock out of the premises
with salesmen or agents at any one time; the rest is stored in the
strong room or safe. Stock valuation is in sterling valued at spot
prices for gold when manufactured.
Valuation of stock
With stock at current values of £567,000 in the books but the request
that full value is obtained for the stock the priced to be paid for
stock will be 20% higher than the reported figure to represent a true
valuation. Even with stock of £680,000 and sales at £4.5m with a 20%
gross margin, this stock represents a stock turn of 5.76 or 2 months
stock on average.
Company valuation
We have agreed with the current owners that the company could be
acquired for £0.6m plus stock at valuation.
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