Published AUG 5, 2026

Rhode Island Precision Machining Company, 94-Year CNC & Hydraulic Valve Manufacturer

Warwick, Rhode Island

$5.2M
Revenue
$1.7M
SDE
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Serving diverse end markets including HVAC, medical, hydraulic systems, gaming, and select marine and defense applications, this multi-generational Company has maintained strong profitability, with... <iframe src="//www.googletagmanager.com/ns.html?id=GTM-PD74W8S" height="0" width="0" style="display:none;visibility:hidden"></iframe> Businesses Franchises Brokers Create your free account Already have an account? Sign In here There is an error with your email address. Please call (888) 777-9892 option 2 to contact us for further assistance. Full Name Please enter a valid name Email Address Please enter a valid email address You already have an account.Sign in to continue Phone Number Please enter a valid phone number Password Your password must be at least 8 characters long and include a number, an uppercase letter, and a lowercase letter. Yes, send me the BizBuySell Newsletter for popular businesses, tips & email promotions. 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Rhode Island High Net Precision Machining Company Warwick, RI (Kent County) Asking Price:Not Disclosed Cash Flow (SDE):$1,714,414 EBITDA:Not Disclosed Gross Revenue:$5,237,833 Established:1931 Rhode Island High Net Precision Machining Company Share This Listing Rhode Island High Net Precision Machining Company Copy Link Link Copied Email Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Reddit Your Name Please enter your name Your Email Please enter a valid email address Recipient Email Please enter a valid email address Send via Email Business Description Precision Machining Company Serving diverse end markets including HVAC, medical, hydraulic systems, gaming, and select marine and defense applications, this multi-generational Company has maintained strong profitability, with recent performance reflecting approximately 25% sales growth and margins approaching 40%.Its competitive position is supported by long-term customer relationships, a seasoned workforce, ISO-certified quality systems, and specialized manufacturing know-how.Its unique problem-solving capabilities make it a manufacturingpartner rather than merely a job shop.Long settled into a durable niche, the Company is sought out for its precision machining, CNC capabilities, and engineered solutions to complex production challenges. Additionally, the business maintains longstanding expertise in hydraulic relief valve manufacturing, a legacy product line with applications tied to military and other demanding end markets.The company sold more than one million individual pieces in 2025. Revenue topped $5.5 million.The Seller has completed a third-party valuation of the equipment. A preliminary report details more than 600 items valued at $1.6 million that were included in the purchase price.NDA is required to secure the comprehensive Confidential Information Memorandum (CIM) crafted by ProNova Partners. Ad#:2532228 Detailed Information Inventory: $2,120,000Included in asking price Employees: 23 Full-time Facilities: The Seller owns the property, valued at approximately $1.2 Mil, which he may sell in conjunction with the sale of the company, but not without the sale of the company. The value of the property IS NOT included in the business's asking price.He will consider providing a long-term lease at market rental rates. The Company currently pays $8,000 per month in rent.Property taxes are included within occupancy-related expenses. Competition: Although small machine shops compete primarily on price, this company benefits from a reputation for delivery performance and low defect rates. Its reputation for being a problem solver is also well known, so jobs that others cannot complete end up at this facility. Growth & Expansion: There is significant opportunity in the industry and ample room for growth in the facility. Sales and marketing efforts to target opportunities in the defense and aerospace industries, along with website changes to improve information flow, might bring in new business faster. Financing: To be determined under the right conditions Support & Training: A transition period of up to three years is available to support continuity with customers, suppliers, and key personnel. Reason for Selling: The Seller is looking to retire. Business Location Location: Warwick, RI Financial Benchmarks for Rhode Island Other Manufacturing Businesses Gross Revenue Benchmarks Cash Flow (SDE) Benchmarks EBITDA Benchmarks BizBuySell EDGE Demographic Information for Warwick Area Household Income Population Age Population Trend Population by Race/Ethnicity BizBuySell EDGE Listing Statistics Saved This Listing Listing Last Updated Appeared in Search Listing Detail Views BizBuySell EDGE Know the True Market Value Before You Make an Offer Get valuation data to negotiate with confidence. 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Why we like it

  • Earnings quality is strong: $1.71 million SDE on $5.24 million revenue is a ~33% owner-earnings margin, with stated gross margins approaching 40% and ~25% recent sales growth. Selling over one million pieces annually across many customers reduces single-order concentration risk relative to a shop dependent on a few large jobs.
  • The moat is real for a machine shop: long-term customer relationships, ISO certification, low defect rates, and a reputation as the shop that takes the jobs others cannot finish. That problem-solver positioning lets it compete on capability instead of price, which is where most small shops bleed margin.
  • End markets are diversified and mostly non-discretionary: HVAC, medical, hydraulic systems, and defense components are all replacement and maintenance-driven demand that holds up in a downturn. The legacy hydraulic relief valve line tied to military applications adds a sticky, spec-locked revenue stream that is hard for competitors to displace.
  • Operator advantage is clear: a defense and aerospace push, plus basic website and information-flow upgrades, is low-hanging fruit for a buyer who can invest in business development. A 94-year-old shop with this profitability that has never run a real sales motion is a lever, not a liability.

How to improve it

  • Stand up a real business development function targeting defense and aerospace. The listing flags this directly as untapped, and these markets pay premium prices for qualified, ISO-certified suppliers with delivery track records, so even one or two new primes could move the needle materially.
  • Pursue AS9100 and ITAR registration if not already held. Aerospace and defense buyers gate suppliers on these certifications, and adding them converts the current defense dabbling into a formal, higher-margin qualified-vendor pipeline.
  • Rebuild the website and quoting process to speed information flow, which the seller cites as a bottleneck. Faster, cleaner RFQ turnaround wins more of the complex jobs competitors punt on, and those are exactly the high-margin problem-solver jobs this shop already wins.
  • Document the tribal knowledge before the seller and seasoned workforce turn over. With a 94-year history and specialized manufacturing know-how concentrated in a small team of 23, codifying setups, tolerances, and valve-manufacturing processes protects the moat and de-risks succession.
  • Analyze the product and customer mix to prune low-margin, price-competitive work and reallocate machine time to engineered, high-margin jobs. If margins approach 40% overall, there is likely a long tail of commodity work dragging capacity that could be repriced or dropped.
  • Invest selectively in additional CNC capacity given the noted room for growth in the facility. Demand appears to exceed the ability to say yes to every job, so adding a machine or shift where utilization is highest converts backlog into revenue.
  • Negotiate the real estate deal deliberately: either buy the building at the ~$1.2 million value to lock occupancy and capture rent as equity, or sign a long-term lease with a cap on escalation. Owner-controlled facility risk is a real diligence item since the seller will not sell operations without the property tie-in.

Diligence notes

  • Reconcile the $1.71 million SDE against tax returns and financials, and understand the add-backs. A 33% SDE margin is exceptional for machining, so confirm it is not inflated by one-time defense orders, owner labor being under-costed, or the seller performing key sales and engineering roles that a buyer would have to replace.
  • Test the durability of the ~25% growth and 40% margins. Determine whether recent growth is from a temporary surge in a few programs (gaming or a specific defense contract) versus broad-based demand, and whether margins hold as input and labor costs normalize.
  • Map customer concentration despite the million-piece volume. Ask for revenue by customer and by end market, and check how much of profit comes from the legacy hydraulic valve line and whether those contracts, tooling, and specifications are contractually secure and transferable.
  • Scrutinize the workforce and succession risk. With 23 employees and a seasoned team carrying specialized know-how, identify which individuals are irreplaceable, their ages and retirement risk, and whether the three-year seller transition truly covers the technical knowledge transfer.
  • Verify the equipment and inventory valuations independently. The $1.6 million equipment appraisal covers 600-plus items and $2.12 million of inventory is included, so confirm machine condition, remaining useful life, deferred maintenance, and that the inventory is current and sellable rather than obsolete stock.
  • Clarify the real estate structure and cost. The property is not in the asking price but the seller will only sell operations bundled with the building decision, and current rent of $8,000 per month should be benchmarked against market to model true occupancy cost post-close.

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