DEX Imaging, Inc., the largest independent dealer of document imaging & digital content solutions in the U.S., is pleased to announce the acquisition of Simile Imaging Solutions, Inc., a $2 million Kyocera™ dealership in Charlotte, NC.

DEX Imaging’s CEO, Dan Doyle Jr., said, “The addition of Simile supports our strategy to strengthen and expand our services in Charlotte, while laying the groundwork for more growth in the region.”

Simile Imaging Solutions’ Founder & President, Mark Gasior, said, “We are excited to join forces with a company that shares our same value proposition for quality. DEX has a proven track record of innovation and service excellence which will allow us to deliver even greater value to our customers; more product choices, additional service manpower, and exclusive DEX-patented technology that ourcompetitors simply cannot offer.”

The Simile acquisition adds another 11 employees to DEX’s existing employee base of more than 1,000. DEX Imaging is a privately-held company with 2016 revenues exceeding $250 million.

For more information, go to www.deximaging.com, or contact:
Elizabeth Johns: 704.426.6001 x. 4004, elizabeth.johns@deximaging.com
Nancy Lycan: 813-288-8080, nancy@deximaging.com

About DEX Imaging

DEX Imaging is the largest independent dealer of document imaging equipment and content management software in the eastern United States, with 2016 revenues exceeding $250 million.DEX sells and services Konica Minolta, Canon, Kyocera, and HP copiers and printers, and has developed industry-specific, patented software that helps customers better manage their document imaging assets.
Founded in 2002 as a single start-up operation with only 8 employees, DEX Imaging has grown to 35 branch locations with over 1,000 employees, and has rapid expansion plans to become the preeminent independent office imaging dealer in the United States by 2020. DEX Imaging’s success is directly tied to its mission, which is to provide the best customer service in the industry.


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