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TJR Global acquired by private investor
March 21, 2014
Acting on behalf of TJR Global and its shareholder of Tampa, Florida, USA, Benchmark International successfully facilitated the sale of TJR Global to a private investor.
TJR Global (http://www.tjrglobal.com/) operates as an authorized distributor of computer peripherals, network equipment, electronic components, and hardware. The company, established in 2008, supports some of the largest, most recognizable OEMs and EMS providers in the world. TJR Global is established as a trusted partner in the industry and supports its customers across the supply chain.
The acquirer understood TJR Global’s attractive footprint in the industry and identified the value in the company’s distinguished relationships with suppliers.
Deal Leader, Andrew Bilodeau, stated, “It was a pleasure working with TJR Global to find an acquirer who fit the strategic visions of the company. The acquisition provides the resources and personnel to take the company to the next level, which was the owner’s ambition.”
Everyone at Benchmark International would like to thank both parties and wish them the very best of success going forward.
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