A U.S.-based virtual reality company, founded in 2017, specializes in immersive simulation for training and workforce development. Operating in the education and industrial safety sectors, the firm's proprietary product, a VR forklift simulator, supports educational institutions and commercial clients. With 85% gross margins on educational licenses, the company has demonstrated strong profitability. Currently, the business is run by a two-person team; its offerings include a premium VR simulator, a mobile version, a web and iOS app, and live remote trainer connectivity. Revenue stems from hardware sales and software licenses, primarily through educational and commercial licensing models.
The firm’s customer base spans career and technical education, workforce development, and commercial entities. It has established significant contracts, including deployment across a statewide technical college system and initial installations with high-profile commercial clients. The expansion pipeline targets new regions and industries, with further growth anticipated in international markets. The business thrives without paid marketing, relying on organic growth and direct outreach.
Strategic growth opportunities exist in commercial expansion, replication in additional states, and international market penetration. The founders, seeking a capital-backed acquisition to scale operations, have initiated a sales process. Assets offered in the sale include all relevant intellectual property, hardware inventory, and a well-documented transition plan. The advisory firm handling the sale specializes in digital company transactions and provides comprehensive M&A services for interested parties in the technology sector.
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