Industry: Manufacturing & Distribution

Florida Computerized Machining, Inc. – SC&H Capital was retained by this machine and fabrication shop in Chapter 11.  A “Newco” was formed, consisting of the existing shareholder and an investor, to purchase the company out of bankruptcy.  SC&H’s broad marketing process proved this was the highest and best option available and, on the day of the sale hearing, SC&H negotiated settlements with six separate leasing companies and the secured creditor, reducing … Read more

Mid-Continent Screw Products Company – After the death of the founder, this Chicago-based manufacturer of specialty fasteners was being operated by his widow, suffering losses, and had recently filed Chapter 11 when it retained SC&H Capital to market the company for sale.    Within six weeks of being retained, SC&H generated seven written offers. Through a competitive bidding process, the highest and best … Read more

Sames North America – This Illinois assembler and distributor of electrostatic paint spraying devices used in automotive plants hired SC&H Capital to sell the company. Ownership believed a key supplier was the only possible bidder, other than a competitor who had previously made an unsatisfactory offer that would have paid off only the secured debt. SC&H generated four additional offers in 5 weeks.  An auction of qualified … Read more

All-Star Bleachers Manufacturing, Inc. – This Florida-based manufacturer of aluminum bleachers was cash strapped after investing significant capital to build a new office and production facility. In addition, issues related to two NASCAR track projects caused them to lose their bonding and, with it, their ability to quote future work. After filing chapter 11, the … Read more

Dorsey Trailers, Inc. – SC&H Capital was approached by the debtor in possession to market the company’s assets which included a dump truck body plant in South Carolina, a flatbed trailer operation in Georgia, and a large cargo body plant in Alabama.     All production had ceased when SC&H was retained, however, through a broad marketing process, multiple … Read more

WRIGHT PLASTICS COMPANY – This manufacturer of blown polyethylene film and bags had shut down both of its plants. One, in Atlanta, was an antiquated plant, and one, in Prattville, was a newer, state-of-the-art facility with no sales to speak of. SC&H Capital was engaged. SC&H Capital negotiated with users and liquidators on the machinery … Read more

Mattison Technologies – After a 100-year history of producing woodworking equipment, Mattison had shifted to large grinders for automotive OEMs. Low-cost Japanese competition made domestic production of grinders a money-losing proposition, and it was discovered the company’s real estate was environmentally challenged. SC&H Capital was retained with support from the Unsecured Creditors Committee, hoping to find value … Read more