Found this on the Dataflex home page. Looks like the new management is making the right moves. I think we'll get a few more points.
DATAFLEX SECURES NEW FINANCIAL AGREEMENT
WITH NATIONSBANK
Clearwater, Florida, January 10, 1997-----Dataflex Corporation (NASDAQ:DFLX), announced today that it has entered into a $38,000,000 credit facility with NationsBank and NationsCredit replacing its former agreement with another financial institution. The new agreement reduces interest rates the Company is paying for its working capital loans. The refinancing was made possible as a result of the improvement in the Company's balance sheet due to the recent sale of its Eastern and Midwestern operations.
Richard C. Rose, CEO, stated, "This is the first step in Dataflex regaining the confidence of our stockholders. This new financing agreement will reduce interest expense and provide the flexibility needed for future expansion."
Anthony G. Lembo, President and Chief Operating Officer, said, "The interest rate reduction is expected to save approximately $650,000 to $750,000 per year in interest expense compared to our previous credit facility. The combination of these two organizations, NationsBank and NationsCredit provides Dataflex the benefits of both a traditional bank finance arrangement and the flexibility of inventory financing."
Dataflex provides computer products and services to corporations in the Southeastern United States through its centralized, state-of-the-art, Telesales facility in Clearwater, Florida. In addition, Dataflex maintains offices in Orlando, Miami and Tallahassee, Florida and Atlanta, Georgia. Dataflex is also the exclusive Apple Education dealer for grades K-12 in nine Southern states. Dataflex offers complete systems integration consulting, temporary technical personnel placement through its FlexStaff program, customized technical training, project implementation services and hardware and software product acquisition.
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