Headquartered in St. Augustine, Florida, BJI offers a complete line of indoor and outdoor furnishings primarily for use in hospitality, leisure, multi-family, corporate, restaurant and other commercial environments through its Brown Jordan, Charter, Texacraft, and Tropitone segments.

The company also selectively serves the consumer market. Known for its design innovation and quality, the Brown Jordan brand has been part of the outdoor furnishings since its founding in 1945. The company generates in excess of $300 million of sales. 

In Sept. 2014, Brown Jordan International announced its acquisition of Tropitone. At the time it said the combination of the two casual furniture producers yielded one company with nearly $400 million in net sales. Manufacturing, design and administrative operations at that point were listed as taking place in six U.S. states along with Juarez, Mexico. 

Brown Jordan is one of the largest furniture manufacturers on the FDMC 300, http://www.fdmcdigital.com/resources/fdmc-300.aspx. Several years earlier, it had purchased Tropitone, another outdoor furniture manufacturer.

Debt financing commitments in support of the acquisition have been provided by Goldman Sachs and Société Générale. Moelis & Company served as exclusive financial advisor to Brown Jordan.

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