A Failed Merger Becomes A Blessing for Stuyvesant

Roesch added several large New York customers to his client base over the years, and Stuyvesant continued to expand until it outgrew its second facility. In 1985, Roesch purchased a 15,000-square-foot building to house his operations.

By 1995, Stuyvesant had outgrown that building, along with its existing equipment, which meant Roesch would have to make a major investment to relocate and replace the outdated machinery.