Company Name : In-Sports Intl.
Company Symbol: 
Authorized :  50 million
Issued  :        34 million

Company Background

In 1981, the US Olympics Committee asked George Avery to develop a special product for 
the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games. In conjunction with Chevron / Amoco Fabrics, 
developed an advanced concept in synthetic turf design.

Avery Sports Turf entered the athletic market nationwide by introducing the first 
successful 10,000 denier Low Slide Resistance polyethylene soccer/football 
installation in the US using an entirely rubber filled system.

Innovation continued to propel Avery Sports Turf synthetic sports product into 
prominence through the continued efforts of major yarn extruders and technical 
advances.  Avery Sports Turf athletic turf incorporated a multi layer isotropic 
backing, which eliminated the need conventional sand filled stabilizers, ensuring 
superior and consistent impact attenuation throughout the life of the product. This 
system resists foot fix and enhances playability resulting in a successful natural 
grass-like installations such as four full sized outdoor soccer/football fields 
manufactured for the Eugene 4J High School District in the summer of 2000.  Our 
distributors in South America have adopted hybrid for of synthetic turf system using 
sand and rubber for the 13 practice fields in the year 2000.

Objectives

Based on our projected revenues for the current fiscal year and our projected annual 
growth, we feel that within 3 years, Avery Sports Turf will be in a suitable position 
to be a market leader in national and international sales. Our objective, at this time 
is to propel the company into a prominent market position.

The sport field, or athletic, turf applications experienced excellent growth during 
the early 1970's when a large number of sport fields were installed by both 
professional and college football teams.  This trend has expanded into such areas as 
tennis courts, soccer fields, etc.

The turf market has grown from three to five sport fields in 1974 to over 200 per year 
currently.  This growth is due to advances in product technology; improvement in cost 
of product in relation to gross safety of product, which can be controlled by the 
manufacturers; the ability to play night or day; the longevity of the product and the 
cost amortization over a ten year period, the current expected life-span of the turf.





Facilities

The manufacturing facility is located in Rome, Georgia.  This facility has a total of 
66,000 sq. ft. available for production and storage with a total of 200,000 sq. ft.  
This facility provides needed space for production and expansion to meet projected 
demand over the next 10 years.  

Production Capacity


Our current production capacity for the athletic product is 500,000 sq ft. per month.  
Capacity for golf products is 1,000,000 sq ft. per month.  Due to anticipated 
increases in demand for athletic turf up to 1,000,000 sq. ft. per month, additional 
machinery is needed at a cost of approximately $100,000.  The seasonal nature of the 
athletic turf market dictates that the bulk of production is done between the 1st and 
3rd quarter.


.  Low Slide Resistance
.  Fewer skin abrasions
.  Superior resistance to wear
.  Superior stain resistance
.  Uniform traction in all weather
.  A more natural grass like appearance
.  Color fastness
.  Resistance to air pollution
.  Reduces foot lock

If you wish any more information please call George Avery at  1-800-765-3034  or   
Chris Flannery at 215-893-4954

Position

Our unique advantage of superior fiber, durability, playability and competitive 
pricing can be exploited to propel Avery Sports Turf into a winning position.  We can 
overwhelm our competition by utilizing our distributor sales force and saturating the 
market with bid proposals throughout the United States.


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