Resolve Staffing...(RSFF)
'A new
public company has hit town, via a spin-off from ELS Human Resource Solutions,
and through acquisitions, Resolve Staffing now operates from twenty locations.'
Resolve
Staffing, Inc. Acquires 5 New York Offices...(RSFF)
Resolve Staffing has acquired
five offices from Solaris Staffing, Inc. The five locations are in the upstate
New York Market.
This gives Resolve a total of 8 temporary
staffing offices in New York. We now reach from the New York City to upstate New
York. In addition, Solaris will help to further diversify our service
offering." Mr. Heineman further stated, "We are excited about the
acquisition and look forward to continuing our strategic growth plans as we
stride to become a national provider of outsourced human resource services. We
will continue to seek strategic acquisition opportunities throughout the
U.S."
RSFF Investment Highlights
- RSFF is currently operating
from 20 locations in five states.
- Sales increased 51 percent
last year, to $1.7 million. This was prior to the acquisition of 19 offices
and was from a single location in Tampa, Florida.
- With the recent acquisitions
bringing the total locations to 20 offices, RSFF expects to see annualized
revenues in the $15 - $20 million range.
- ELS, a very successful
staffing company owns about 80 percent of RSFF's stock. The remainder is in
the hands of public shareholders.
- Recently announced the
acquisition of five new locations in New York.
- Recently announced a new temporary staffing
location in North Carolina. In the high growth corridor between Charlotte
and Greensboro.
- Announced it has acquired Support Staff
Employment Services, a full-service staffing firm located in Sebring, FL.
- Announced the acquisition of multiple
temporary staffing locations from ELS, Inc.
- RSFF aims to become a national provider of
outsourced human resource services. The Company has stated that its
strategic plan is to grow aggressively and it intends to accomplish this
expansion both through acquisitions and through internal, organic growth.
- Since its inception in
1989, ELS ( www.elshr.com
), a privately held, major
shareholder of Resolve, has grown to between $150 million and $175 million
in annual sales.
- The staffing industry has been
on a tear. Nationally, its sales grew 12.5 percent last year to $63.3
billion, according to the American Staffing Association. Temporary staffing
employment rose by 12.4 percent, the second straight year of double-digit
increases.
Approximate
Shares Outstanding: 14.6M
Market
Cap: $16.1M
Recent
Price: $1.10
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Overview
Resolve
Staffing, Inc. (RSFF) is a
turnkey provider of various outsourced staffing services. RSFF recently
purchased 10 staffing locations through an acquisition of the temporary staffing
division of ELS, Inc. ELS is a larger Professional Employer Organization (PEO) (
www.elshr.com
) owned by Ronald
Heineman, Resolve??™s Chief Executive Officer. This acquisition transformed
Resolve from a single-location organization to an 11-location firm with offices
throughout the east coast and mid west. The Company has since added more
locations to bring the total to 20 offices. The acquisition of these new
locations is anticipated to significantly expand the geographic scope of
Resolve??™s operations. Furthermore, it is the Company??™s intention to grow its
business through the acquisition of private companies in the staffing industry
that would provide types of staffing and/or related services with which they are
familiar.
Resolve
Staffing provides mostly temporary office, clerical and light industrial
workers. It has 20 offices in Ohio, Florida, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and
New York and serves about 150 clients. The temporary staffing market is a high
growth industry with room for consolidation. As the economy grows, most
companies will start to hire more temporary staffing.
RSFF
experienced a 51% increase in Sales in 2004. With recent acquisitions,
Resolve??™s revenues are projected to increase to an annualized rate of between
$15 and $20 million, according to the Company??™s CEO, Ron Heineman.
While
the Company has strengthened its position with recent acquisitions, Resolve??™s
strategic alliance with ELS gives RSFF the resources to continue with its
strategy of acquiring other staffing companies. Since its inception in 1989, ELS,
a privately held, major shareholder of Resolve, has grown to between $150
million and $175 million in annual sales. ELS essentially serves as a human
resources department for client companies. Its services include payroll,
benefits, workers' compensation and unemployment, among others. Being aligned
with ELS gives Resolve some distinct advantages in what is a competitive,
fast-growing industry. Resolve is not a low-cost provider, like a Manpower or
Kelly. Resolve tends beat the competition on service levels. That includes its
employee screening process, providing benefits to employees and keeping turnover
low.
Shares of Resolve Staffing began trading in late March on the Over the
Counter Bulletin Board under the ticker RSFF.
Recent News and Press
Releases
Resolve
Staffing, Inc. Acquires 5 New York Offices
Resolve
Staffing, Inc. Opens North Carolina Temporary Staffing Location
Resolve
Staffing, Inc. Acquires New Location
Cincinnati
Business Courier Article on Resolve Staffing
Resolve
Staffing Inc. Files SEC form 10KSB, Annual Report
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