Acquiring Isn't Always a One-Way Door

A lot of vendors saw that it wasn't a good thing for the industry to slash on those costs high. A lot of big companies, a lot of big names started calling down their costs towards the end of 2025. And that allowed us to just have, you know, some form of a decent EBITDA.

You know, we did 3 million revenue and yeah, we were in the 350, close to 400, 000 on, on actual pure profits EBITDA. So. But yeah, I mean it didn't, it wasn't nice for me. I had to absorb all that operational requirement.

Let's say I was working like probably like 70, 80 hours a week for the entire year 2025. And that also was a factor that pushed me to kind of sell the business. You know, when you're in that kind of operational mindset for too, too long, you, you're not that positive and you just want to find a way to make it stop.

So you know, wow, you know, just I didn't mention it earlier at the Beginning. But you know, I bought a business also because I wanted to, you know, establish a family and have something for my future kids myself, you know. But you know, the first year I bought the business, I went through a divorce.

I wasn't expecting that at all. So those external factors, those personal situations, you know, kind of forced me to just sell the company. You know, towards the end of 2025, I was working too, too hard.

I wasn't enjoying it anymore and I was going through a life crisis where I didn't see myself doing it because number one, I was already single. I was living further from where I was. I wasn't even geographically like close to the business anymore.

So just because of my personal situation, I wasn't really too invested on the company anymore. So Taurus Q3 2025, I put it for sale through biz by sell. I did everything myself and again, lack of cash flow, it didn't allow me to, to afford a broker or anything.

So I, I did the whole thing myself. And it was painful, I'll tell you. But you know, I was very resilient through my corporate years where I was able to withstand to run the company and sell the business at the same time.

And you know, that's what happened. You know. Q2, 2026 I stepped out of the company.

Q2 2026, which is just a number of weeks ago then.

That's correct.