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PHM Brands

www.phmbrands.com

 
PHM Brands is a collection of companies and brands within North America that deliver products and services to a variety of industries. Our model is simple – we create partnerships that add value for our customers. Every day we deliver safe and consistent products to our customers. It is this opportunity that drives us as we focus on our 3 core values – Our People, Our Customer and Our Quality.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.phmbrands.com
  • 730 17th Street Suite 600
    Denver, CO USA 80202
  • Phone: 844.208.5897

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