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Clarity Visual Systems

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Wilsonville, Oregon, United States Founded 1995 51-100 employees For Profit

Clarity Visual Systems provides large-scale display systems to support the digital messaging application needs of business.

Clarity Visual Systems was acquired by Planar Systems in 2006 for $46M.
Total Funding
Available in Pro
Last Funding
Available in Pro
Acquisitions
2
Monthly Visits
Available in Pro
Contacts
0

Company Details

Funding & Financials

Pro
Total funding
Funding rounds
Last funding
Last funding type
Last funding date
Funding status
Total equity funding
Revenue range

IPO & Stock

IPO status
Private

Web Traffic

Pro
Monthly visits
Global traffic rank
6-mo avg visits
Visit duration (s)
Pages / visit
Bounce rate
Rank change (mo)

Technology & IP

Active technologies
6
IT spend
$9M

Company Info

Founded
1995
Employees
51-100
Operating status
Closed
Company type
For Profit
Org types
company
Founders
1
Sub-organizations
1
HQ
Wilsonville, Oregon, United States
Region
West Coast, Western US
Exit date
Jul 19, 2006
Closed
Sep 12, 2006

Signals & Scores

Heat score
Low
Trend (7d)
5.9
Trend (30d)
3.3
Trend (90d)
5.1

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Co-Founder and CEO

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