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Audio Video company history timeline

1981

In 1981, REX purchased TV & Stereo Town, a 16-store electronics chain with locations in Des Moines, Iowa, and Largo, Florida.

1984

Sales rose 36.7 percent in fiscal 1984 (which ended in January 1984), to $118.7 million.

1986

Rose was interested, but relatively cash-poor: he had saved $150,000 ("by skipping meals and living in a run-down apartment," according to a 1986 Business Week article), but the purchase price was $4.3 million.

1989

In 1989, REX started a more orthodox reorganization: the company reduced its outstanding shares by over half, from 15.7 million to 6.2 million through a stock buyback and self-tender.

1991

Citicorp did, however, acquire about 15 percent of Audio/Video's stock, which it agreed to sell back to the company in 1991.

1995

During fiscal 1995, REX planned to begin test marketing personal computers and related accessories in 20 selected markets with a view toward adding them chainwide.

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1946
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