Operate · the United States

Underwriting: Institutional Furniture Manufacturing

What public records can and cannot establish about running this business in the United States, dimension by dimension, with the gaps named.

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IndustryNAICS 337127
Scopethe United States
RubricO1.0-20260804
Pricedfree — no account, no gate
26th percentile of 287 industries

Where this industry stands

Net formation, 5yrPercentileReads asSignal strength
-1.15%26th of 287dying faster than it is formingρ 0.57 across 4 backtested windows, 42.6pp decile separation
Economic Census 2022

What it costs to produce

MeasureValue
Margin on receipts53.2%
Computed asvalue added — receipts less cost of materials
Industry receipts$5.7bn
SBA 7(a) acquisition loans · FY2010–FY2026

Can you borrow to buy one

MeasureValue
Acquisition loans approved83
Median loan$467,712
Mean rate6.97%
Mean term120 months
Charged off2.4%
507 firms · Census SUSB 2022

What firms here actually earn

Revenue band ($000)FirmsShareCumulativeLabour share of revenue
<100367.1%7.1%29.6%
100-4997114.0%21.1%34.5%
500-999458.9%30.0%36.4%
1,000-2,4999919.5%49.5%29.4%
2,500-4,9996412.6%62.1%28.9%
5,000-7,499407.9%70.0%25.8%
7,500-9,999244.7%74.8%23.7%
10,000-14,999254.9%79.7%21.8%
15,000-19,999203.9%83.6%22.1%
20,000-24,99981.6%85.2%23.5%
25,000-29,99940.8%86.0%19.0%
30,000-34,999132.6%88.6%22.3%
35,000-39,999102.0%90.5%22.7%
40,000-49,99971.4%91.9%21.8%
50,000-74,999112.2%94.1%21.3%
75,000-99,99930.6%94.7%11.7%
100,000+275.3%100.0%22.6%
SBA 7(a) · FY2010–FY2026

Can an acquisition here be financed?

MeasureValue
SBA acquisition loans on record83
Median loan$467,712
Typical rate6.97%
Typical term120 months
Total approved$58,960,400
Charge-off rate, seasoned cohorts2.4%
Loans that reached an outcome41

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50 of 100 rubric points evidenced

What this report can and cannot underwrite

DimensionWeightEvidencePredicts?Source
O1 · Demand density and recurrence25evidencedpredictive · ρ +0.57US Census County Business Patterns
O2 · Payment evidence15partialnot backtestedUSASpending.gov — US federal government work, public domain
O3 · Licence gate favourability15no producernot backtestedCareerOneStop / ARC, U.S. Department of Labor
O4 · Labour availability15evidencednot backtestedBLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2024
O5 · Incumbent weakness10no producernot backtestednone
O6 · Margin structure10partialnot backtestedUS Census Economic Census 2022
O7 · Ceiling10evidencedDESCRIPTIVE ONLY · ρ +0.05US Census Business Dynamics Statistics — public domain

Every licensed occupation in this industry

OccupationShare hereConcentrationJurisdictions
Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products2.73%3.3×17 of 56
Carpenters3.11%6.6×4 of 56
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand3.28%1.6×2 of 56

What this report cannot tell you

Gap
licences in any state — no occupation in this industry matched a title in the national register. That may mean unlicensed, or licensed municipally, and the two are different findings.
occupation mix for NAICS 337127 — the labour statistics carry no rows at this level, so everything about occupations here, including the defining occupation and its licence gate, is measured at NAICS 337000, a broader grouping. Establishment counts are for 337127 itself.
bonding_required_usd — no producer, and not estimated