Chris Koerner, CEO of smartphone parts supplier LCD Cycle, discusses full-year 2016 revenue projections after generating $8.8 million in 2015.
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“We're actually looking to do about six and a half this year.”
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LCD Cycle Generated $2.1M in Revenue in 2013
“First we opened on January second, so 2013 was a full year. We did 2.1 million that year.”
Chris KoernerOct 29, 2016▶ 5:03EP 462: $8.8M 2015 Sales of iPhone Repair Parts with CEO Chris Koerner
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LCD Cycle Grew Revenue to $4.8M in 2014, $8.8M in 2015
“So we did 2.1, and then 2014, that was 2013, 20 14, we did 4.8, and then last year in 2015, we did 8.8.”
Chris KoernerOct 29, 2016▶ 5:15EP 462: $8.8M 2015 Sales of iPhone Repair Parts with CEO Chris Koerner
“So our gross margin is about 32 and net is about eight percent. So we did about, 800 grand on 8.8 million.”
Chris KoernerOct 29, 2016▶ 6:44EP 462: $8.8M 2015 Sales of iPhone Repair Parts with CEO Chris Koerner
Disclosure
Koerner Launched LCD Cycle by Wiring Entire $30K Savings to China
“So we started I took that 30 grand from, you know, the merger sale or whatever. And I literally, like four days later, I wired all of it to China on just a hope and a prayer that I would get some parts back.”
Chris KoernerOct 29, 2016▶ 7:12EP 462: $8.8M 2015 Sales of iPhone Repair Parts with CEO Chris Koerner
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LCD Cycle Surpassed One Million Total Parts Shipped
“So, it's been almost four years, and we have, we just eclipsed our millionth part.”
Chris KoernerOct 29, 2016▶ 8:22EP 462: $8.8M 2015 Sales of iPhone Repair Parts with CEO Chris Koerner
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2015 Supply Shortage Spiked iPhone Screen Prices From $25 to $65
“The reason for our high top line number last year was because there was such an incredible shortage in the market. That the average price of screens went from like, 25 to 65 dollars, and so our top line just went through the roof, whereas the number of actual …”
Chris KoernerOct 29, 2016▶ 11:44EP 462: $8.8M 2015 Sales of iPhone Repair Parts with CEO Chris Koerner
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