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Published: Sunday, April 18, 1999
Page: 6F
Section: BUSINESS PAGE
Rank: 70
Crabar Business Systems Corp.
Top executive: Craig T. Johnson
Street: 1129 Miamisburg- Centerville Road
City & Zip: Dayton 45449
Year started: 1995
Phone: (937) 866-7421
Fax: (937) 865-8639
Principal business: Manufacturing
Thumbnail sketch: Manufacturer of customized business forms with production
facilities in Leipsic, Ohio, and Bellville, Texas, and distribution to all 50
states and Puerto Rico.
Sales for 1998: $20.4 million
Miami Valley employees: 21
Employees elsewhere: 116
Outlook: Crabar Comptroller Charles Berg said the company, whose fiscal
year ends June 30, is continually looking for complementary businesses in the
short run production area to acquire and has set its sights on one particular
business that, if acquired, `would add a significant amount of sales volume.'
Crabar will experience a slight decline in sales in 1999 due to low materials
costs, but expects improved income.
Rank: 71
Allied Supply Company Inc.
Top executive: William V. Homan
Street: 1100 E. Monument Ave.
City & Zip: Dayton 45409
Year started: 1935
Phone: (937) 224-9833
Fax: (937) 224-5648
Principal business: Distribution
Thumbnail sketch: Heating, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration and
industrial supplies.
Sales for 1998: $20 million
Miami Valley employees: 35
Employees elsewhere: 35
Outlook: Chief Financial Officer Scott Gibbons said the company is
projecting a double-digit increase in its revenues for 1999. The main areas of
concentration are expanding the market share in its controls and air
filtration businesses.
Rank: 72
Federal Holdings Inc.
Top executive: Galen Woodhouse
Street: 3200 Kettering Blvd.
City & Zip: Dayton 45439
Year started: 1915
Phone: (937) 297-6100
Fax: (937) 297-6106
Principal business: Construction/Distribution
Thumbnail sketch: Interior construction from floors to ceilings.
Sales for 1998: $19.5 million
Miami Valley employees: 175
Employees elsewhere: 0
Outlook: Chief executive Galen Woodhouse said Fed Holdings, the
parent/holding company of Federal Flooring Co. and Fed Con Inc., plans to
expand its commercial flooring business in next 12 to 24 months. `We're
looking for a 15-20 percent increase in volume in that segment of the
business,' he said. The company, which has started environmental recycling of
commercial carpet, recently added a commercial hardware and door frame
distribution product line. Sales are expected to rise slightly to $20 million.
Rank: 73
Shore to Shore
Top executive: Howard J. Kurdin
Street: 645 Precision Court
City & Zip: Miamisburg 45432
Year started: 1991
Phone: (937) 866-1908
Fax: (937) 866-1909
Principal business: Manufacturing
Thumbnail sketch: Shore to Shore specializes in the worldwide sourcing and
printing of UPC/EAN bar code hand tags and labels for the garment industry.
Sales for 1998: $19.4 million
Miami Valley employees: 90
Employees elsewhere: 15
Outlook: In March Shore to Shore opened an 18,000-square-foot factory in
Sri Lanka, which is servicing a large overseas market and employs 65 people.
The company also is in the middle of acquiring GLC, a printed fabric label
company in Nottingham, England, which will add $6 million in annual sales.
Apart from that acquisition, the company's sales goals for the year is $24.5
million.
Rank: 74
Innovative Technologies Corp.
Top executive: Ramesh Mehan
Street: 1020 Woodman Drive, Suite 100
City & Zip: Dayton 45432
Year started: 1987
Phone: (937) 252-2145
Fax: (937) 254-6853
Principal business: Service
Thumbnail sketch: Provides management consulting and engineering services.
Sales for 1998: $18.8 million
Miami Valley employees: 240
Employees elsewhere: 33
Outlook: Chief Executive Ramesh Mehan is projecting `very significant
growth in the manufacturing operations in Connecticut, and an increase in our
financial services company as well as the home health care subsidiary in
Dayton.' However, Innovative Technologies' defense business will go down this
year. The company will spend a significant amount of resources in software
development on the medical and commercial sides.
Rank: 75
All World Travel Service Inc.
Top executive: Wes Hamdan
Street: 108 W. First St.
City & Zip: Dayton 45402
Year started: 1973
Phone: (937) 222-8180
Fax: (937) 222-2765
Principal business: Service
Thumbnail sketch: Full service corporate, group and individual travel
agency.
Sales for 1998: $18.6 million
Miami Valley employees: 45
Employees elsewhere: 0
Outlook: Chief Executive Wes Hamdan said All World Travel expects to
acquire about $3 million in new businesses in 1999. This year All World
Travel's downtown offices will be remodeled to accommodate a doubling of its
staff, and new offices are being opened at the University of Dayton and
Monarch Machine.
Rank: 76
Everybody's Workplace Solutions
Top executive: William M. Kasch
Street: 5225 Springboro Pike
City & Zip: Dayton 45439
Year started: 1906
Phone: (937) 293-1010
Fax: (937) 293-7501
Principal business: Distribution
Thumbnail sketch: Provides office planning, consultation and design.
Services include space planning, design development, implementation and
performance consultation.
Sales for 1998: $17.9 million
Miami Valley employees: 48
Employees elsewhere: 0
Outlook: Chief Executive William Kasch said the company anticipates
`moderate growth' in the area of 10-15 percent. On the heels of buying a top
competitor in 1998, `We currently have four opportunities that we are looking
at to grow our businesses and to extend into related products and services,'
Kasch said, adding that before the end of fiscal year, July 31, the company
will have successfully pursued at least one of those choices.
Rank: 77
2-J Supply Co. Inc.
Top executive: Gerald Trimbach
Street: 872 Valley St.
City & Zip: Dayton 45404
Year started: 1962
Phone: (937) 223-0811
Fax: (937) 223-0812
Principal business: Distribution
Thumbnail sketch: Wholesale distributor of heating and cooling equipment
and supplies.
Sales for 1998: $17.8 million
Miami Valley employees: 28
Employees elsewhere: 28
Outlook: CEO Gerald Trimbach anticipates up to 12 percent growth in sales
for 1999. The company hopes to expand its operations within and outside the
state this year, as well as add other products and brands. The company also is
adding a sheet metal fabrication shop at its Columbus location.
Rank: 78
Morris Home Furnishings
Top executive: Larry R. Klaben
Street: 2121 Harshman Road
City & Zip: Dayton 45424
Year started: 1947
Phone: (937) 233-5231
Fax: (937) 236-2378
Principal business: Retail
Thumbnail sketch: Home furnishings, mattress, appliance and electronics
retailer.
Sales for 1998: $17.5 million
Miami Valley employees: 115
Employees elsewhere: 0
Outlook: Morris Home Furnishings anticipates growth of more than 10 percent
for the year. It is also considering opening up another show room within the
next year and has plans to expand and refine offerings of home furnishings.
Rank: 79
The French Oil Mill Machinery Co.
Top executive: Daniel P. French
Street: 1035 W. Greene St.
City & Zip: Piqua 45356
Year started: 1900
Phone: (937) 773-3420
Fax: (937) 773-3424
Principal business: Manufacturing
Thumbnail sketch: Designs and manufactures machinery for extracting
vegetable oil from oil-bearing seeds and nuts. Also makes mechanical screw
presses.
Sales for 1998: $17.3 million
Miami Valley employees: 107
Employees elsewhere: 2
Outlook: The company, which in May celebrates its 100th year in business,
is focusing on increasing its service and product availability to its clients.
`We don't know if we will see any revenue growth in 1999 because of the
(impact) of Asia and Latin America,' said French Oil Mill Machinery President
Daniel French.
DAYTON TOP 100 1999
Category: BUSINESS - COMPANIES
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PHOTOS: (9):
(#1) Craig T. Johnson
(#2) William V. Homan
(#3) Howard J. Kurdin
(#4) Ramesh Mehan
(#5) Wes Hamdan
(#6) William M. Kasch
(#7) Gerald Trimbach
(#8) Larry R. Klaben
(#9) Daniel P. French
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