MarkhamGlobal isn't chasing Silicon Valley glory—they're embedding themselves in concrete. For 30 years, they've been the invisible shield protecting infrastructure across New Zealand, Australia, and the UK, turning crumbling concrete into fortified assets with spray-on chemistry and TECT systems.

"In an industry obsessed with disruption, MarkhamGlobal proves that deep specialization and technical moats create more durable businesses than viral marketing ever could."

The company's tech stack reveals a pragmatic, no-nonsense approach. They use jQuery and Bootstrap—technologies many consider 'outdated'—but they work. Their website is functional, not flashy. The real innovation happens in their TECT systems and spray-on treatments, not in their JavaScript frameworks. This is a company that invests in R&D where it matters: in the chemistry of concrete protection, not in front-end frameworks.

• 30+ years of specialization in concrete durability creates an unassailable technical moat
• 62% direct traffic indicates a referral-based business model that scales without marketing spend
• Revenue of $79M with 248 employees suggests ~$318K revenue per employee—high for industrial services
• Limited digital footprint is a feature, not a bug, in the B2B industrial space