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CoinMach company history timeline

1980

Jan Sussman, an MBA graduate of the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business, assumed control of Coinmach Industries Co. in 1980, on his father's retirement, taking out a loan from NatWest to buy part ownership.

1986

Coinmach entered the pay phone business in 1986, installing more than 200 Northwestern Bell telephones in a joint venture with a group of small telephone companies.

1987

Although Solon had lost money in every year since 1987, it received an offer of about $12.5 million from Coinmach for its stock.

1990

Coinmach's sales reached an estimated $85 million in 1990, when the company had 340 employees.

1995

Coinmach Industries became The Coinmach Corp. in April 1995, at which time it acquired Solon Automated Services, which had about 174,000 washers and dryers in 18 states.

1997

Of its revenues in fiscal 1997, the Northeast (New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut) accounted for 39 percent; the South-Central region for 30 percent; the Mid-Atlantic for 14 percent; the Southeast for 12 percent; and the Midwest for 5 percent.

2013

These additions to the Coinmach family were made possible when Pamplona Capital Management, a London-based private equity firm with offices in New York City, became the primary equity partner and owner of Coinmach Services Corp in 2013.

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