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Franklin Building Supply

ActiveOperating status — whether the company still runs independently. “Closed” usually means it was acquired, merged, or shut down.🔥 LowHeat score — how much recent activity & attention the company has (web traffic, news, hiring).📈 Low growthGrowth score — momentum trend across web traffic, headcount and other growth signals.
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States Founded 1976 501-1000 employees For Profit

Franklin Building Supply is a lumber and building material dealer company.

Total Funding
Available in Pro
Last Funding
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Acquisitions
1
Monthly Visits
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Contacts
107

Company Details

Funding & Financials

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Revenue range

IPO & Stock

IPO status
Private

Web Traffic

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Technology & IP

Active technologies
39
Active products
10
IT spend
$2.65M

Company Info

Founded
1976
Employees
501-1000
Operating status
Active
Company type
For Profit
Org types
company
News articles
2
HQ
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States
Region
Western US

Signals & Scores

Heat score
Low
Growth score
Low
Trend (7d)
-0.1
Trend (30d)
-0.2
Trend (90d)
-1.7

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