Closed transaction · 2010–2011
FedEx routes across Texas
MDR & Associates took FedEx routes across Texas, a collection of delivery routes, through to closing in 2010–2011.
The transaction
- Closed2010–2011
- SectorDistribution & wholesale
- BuyerQualified route operators
- Represented byMDR & Associates
The sale
How it ran
In 2010 and 2011 we closed a collection of FedEx routes in Tyler, Houston and other cities across Texas.
FedEx routes are owned by independent contractors; each sale placed routes with a qualified operator.
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What buyers look at in a distribution business
Working capital at closing
The single most argued term in distribution deals. Agree the definition and the target early, in writing, or it will cost you at the closing table.
Inventory quality, not quantity
Buyers write down slow-moving and obsolete stock. Knowing your turns by SKU before diligence is worth real money.
Exclusive supplier agreements
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