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C.V. Lemmon & Co., Inc.
- 6060 North Central Expressway 750 Twin Sixties Tower
- Dallas, Texas
- 75206
- Phone: (214) 692-7248
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Description
Founded in 1983, C.V. Lemmon & Co. provides the highest caliber of advisory services to closely held corporations, regardless of industry. Our officers are experienced in a wide cross-section of manufacturing, distribution, finance and service industries.
K&D Plastics, a 38-year-old company owned by a private equity group, was a highly profitable manufacturer of custom-engineered seat parts for commercial aircraft, both new and refurbished. The company’s customers included three of the world’s largest manufacturers of commercial aircraft seats. K&D maintained in-depth relationships with its major customers, which needed consistent, on-time delivery of K&D parts.
Presco Products, LLC manufactures custom-blended products and converts film into proprietary products.
Founded on October 13, 1983, to provide merger and acquisition, debt placement and strategic advisory services. C.V. Lemmon & Co. remains focused on providing these services to our clients – and now enhanced by the latest tools and resources of the 21st century.
Merritt Computer Products, Inc. was a privately held manufacturer of consumable computer accessory products. The company had earned a strong market share in flexible, formed polyurethane keyboard "skins." Seeking liquidity and the opportunity to remain involved in this successful entrepreneurial venture, the sellers retained C.V. Lemmon & Co. to identify, negotiate and close a sale to a qualified investor, which turned out to be MCPL. The minority investor eventually purchased 100 percent of the company, which continues to thrive.