Allied Steel Buildings Continues Incredible Growth
Leading steel building supplier, Allied Steel Buildings Inc, has been ranked 15th amongst the ‘Fastest-Growing Private Companies List’, by the South Florida Business Journal.
During that time the company’s revenue grew at a staggering rate of 107%.
The company has grown its staff from five employees in 2003 to over forty employees today and plans to double that size within the next two years.
Fort Lauderdale, FL (PRWEB) September 14, 2006 -- Leading steel building supplier, Allied Steel Buildings Inc, has been ranked 15th amongst the ‘Fastest-Growing Private Companies List’, by the South Florida Business Journal. The Journal ranks Florida companies based on their revenues for FY 2004 and FY 2005.
During that time the company’s revenue grew at a staggering rate of 107% and has high hopes to continue this rate through 2006 and beyond. “In 2004, it was the Allied staff that persevered though the huge steel price hikes, that kick started the growth,” says co-found Charles Kowalski, “Then in 2005 it was the customer referrals and repeat clients that continued the upward trend.”
Allied Steel Buildings supplies pre-engineered buildings worldwide for commercial, industrial and residential customers. The company has grown its staff from five employees in 2003 to over forty employees today and plans to double that size within the next two years. “The customers demand for our product and more importantly our
services, drives the exceptional growth. That’s a tribute to the experienced staff, exciting office atmosphere, and outstanding product that we deliver,” says Michael Lassner, Co-Founder.
Furthermore, through Allied Steel’s specific targeted markets, the company is able to provide direct project solutions for a broad range of clients around the globe. Look for continued growth in 2006 and industry innovation in 2007 that will continue to boost this rising star.
More information on Allied Steel Buildings can be located at http://www.AlliedBuildings.com.
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