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Q2 2007 High Growth Companies Announced by the Private Company Index
Chicago, IL – July 19, 2007 – The Private Company Index (PCI) announces its “Top Five Growth Company” slate for the most recent quarter. These five honorees, which as a group experienced overall average revenue growth of 29% in Q2 2007, include a spectrum of companies ranging from a Denver-area supply chain solution provider to a bi-coastal firm that created a proprietary methodology to analyze capital market trading. It is the first appearance on the PCI “Top Five” slate for four of these companies; though with recognized growth reaching 44% among this group this distinction appears to be only a stepping-off point for future success.
Q2 2007 Private Company Index Top Five Growth Companies:
The Avondale Group - Rolling Meadows, IL – A specialized roofing contractor and renovator in the Chicagoland area; Avondale was also listed among the Q4 2006 honorees.
The Connors Group - Los Angeles/New York/Seattle (http://www.cg3.com/index.htm) – A financial markets information company.
EssentiaLink – Broomfield, CO (http://www.essentialink.com/index.asp) – A supply chain solution offering mid-sized companies a one-stop resource for an array of indirect goods.
McNeil Industries – Painesville, OH (http://www.mcneilindustries.com/index.shtml) – A developer, manufacturer and distributor of heavy duty machinery components.
Revelwood – Parsippany, NJ (http://www.revelwood.com/) – A business performance management (BPM) solutions provider.
Stephen H. Watkins, CEO of PCI sponsor company Entrex, Inc., says, “The diversity of this particular group happens to be representative of the overall PCI portfolio in geographic and sector diversity. We’re pleased to see this level of revenue growth to private firms all over the country and from a variety of industry bases. I think it bodes well for the private sector as a whole.”
The PCI (www.privatecompanyindex.com) is a proprietary benchmarking tool used to measure overall performance growth, and decline, in the private companies. It is recognized as the most authoritative source on company growth and private sector performance by practitioners in the financial markets (including investment bankers, broker-dealers, and M & A professionals and accounting firms).
About Private Company Index:
The PCI provides the investment community a resource to objectively measure private business activity. The Index was created by Entrex (www.entrex.net ), a company that works with private and non-reporting entrepreneurial companies and accredited/institutional investors creating a venue where investors can find, research, track, manage and trade interests in private companies. Through its innovative approach and process, Entrex is creating a whole new path to capital for entrepreneurial businesses. Ticker symbol (NASDAQ: NTRX) is reserved for their anticipated publicly traded entity.
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