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Brayden Technologies, Incorporated

Brayden Technologies, Incorporated
Trade name	Brayden Technologies, Inc.
Formerly	Brayden Technologies, LLC
Company type	Private
Industry	Nuclear/Chemical Engineering
Founded	March 14, 2021
Founder	Brayden Boles
Headquarters	Tennessee, Sevierville, Tennessee
Number of locations	1
Revenue	~1,300 USD
Operating income	~800 USD
Owner	Brayden Boles

Overview

Brayden Technologies, Incorporated, also known as BTI, is a Small, Non-Formal, self-proclaimed technology company located in Sevierville, Tennessee. It operates under the CEO, Brayden Boles, who is the only staff member. The title of "Incorporated" is attached to the name, but it is really a LLC. It focuses on chemical technology and other types of electrical technology.

Origins

Brayden Technologies, Incorporated was founded on March 14, 2021. The company at the time was not a company per say, and had no actual worth. It was only on November 25, 2022 that Brayden purchased a 20 m² plot in Boyd's Creek.

From then on, BTI formally sold Electronic Services and also some Green Storage Code (Weak and Safe) Chemicals.

Later History

Nearing the end of 2023, BTI had almost quintupled its revenue and total net worth from January of 2023. Furthermore, BTI would go on to be involved in many more local aspirations than just centralized services, as Brayden set up programs to reach other people, once again increasing revenue flow.

Bankruptcy

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