By order of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Western District of Tennessee, Western Division, SC&H Capital, an investment bank specializing in M&A advisory, has been retained as the exclusive investment banker to E-Box to seek a buyer of the company (or its assets) that would allow operations to continue.
E-Box is a roll-off dumpster rental company with a robust fleet designed to accommodate the removal and/or recycling of construction and demolition (C&D) materials. Founded in 2002, the company has a long history of providing high quality services to an extensive list of residential and commercial contractors and the general public. For the past 20 years, E-Box has operated on the same property as an affiliate owned 70-acre C&D landfill site. Today, while the company assesses the landfill’s remaining capacity, most of its containers are directed to landfills in Shelby County, TN and in the Mississippi counties of Tate and Marshall where the company has verbal disposal agreements in place.
Earlier this year, the Company’s owner suddenly passed away. As a result, the owner’s family subsequently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to provide a runway to identify a buyer interested in continuing to service the company’s customer base and leverage the valuable team of current, experienced employees.
“An acquirer can immediately capitalize on the revenue from dumpsters currently in place and leverage the Company’s fleet of 39 service trucks, 2,100 heavy duty dumpsters, and highly skilled team to continue to grow the business,” Hank Waida, principal at SC&H Capital, said.
Opportunity exists to gain entrance into the dumpster rental market or for an existing dumpster rental operation or landfill to utilize E-Box’s capabilities and capacity to increase existing revenue and profitability. Projected revenue for 2022 is $16 million.
