LCD Cycle Generated $2.1M in Revenue in 2013
Chris Koerner · EP 462: $8.8M 2015 Sales of iPhone Repair Parts with CEO Chris Koerner · Oct 29, 2016 · at 5:03
Chris Koerner, CEO of LCD Cycle, shares the company's early financial performance with host Nathan Latka.
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“First we opened on January second, so 2013 was a full year. We did 2.1 million that year.”
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