The Selling Company: Wayne Trail Technologies is a $55 million annual revenue manufacturer of flexible automated systems used in a wide variety of metal forming, fabricating and joining industries. Company revenue has tripled since 2009. Why the company was sold: The major shareholder wanted to put an exit plan in place for his eventual retirement...
The Selling Company: Viltechmeda (AITECS Medical UAB) is one of the leading producers of high tech medical devices in Europe. The company manufactures and distributes branded products and private label syringe infusion pumps in over 80 countries worldwide. The company has produced a steady stream of technically innovative products at competitive prices, resulting in a...
PPG Industries acquired Capital Alliance Corp. client Vanex, Inc., of Mount Vernon, Ill. Founded in 1964, Vanex developed and manufactured water-based industrial coatings, marketed under the trade names Plascron® and Breakthrough®. The company’s coating products are used on metal, plastic and wood in the structural steel, building systems, construction and fabricated metals industries. Vanex shareholders...
The Selling Company: P.C. Specialties, Incorporated, a Texas corporation, is one of the largest independent ISO certified global suppliers of high frequency printed circuit board antenna products. Their focus is the commercial telecommunication and wireless technology industries, with extensive experience of products including power dividers, phase shifters, striplines, patches, combiners, base station, GPS and satellite...
The Selling Company: Odom Industries, Inc. is a provider of specialized custom formed segmental heads and the manufacturer of large, heavy and complex process equipment utilized by the petrochemical, power generation and oil and gas industries. Why the company was sold: Long lead times, capital constraints and growing business demand placed significant restrictions on the...
The Selling Company: Modernfold, Inc. designs, manufactures, and sells moveable wall systems typically used in hotels, convention centers, and other commercial buildings. With a 75-year history, this company is the second largest manufacturer in the world of such products with annual sales exceeding $40 million per year. Why the company was sold: The company’s primary...
The Selling Company: Integrated Textile Systems, Inc. manufactures innovative high strength fibers. Applications include ballistic protection, dental floss, climbing ropes, and many other applications. Over $20 million has already been invested in developing the technology, resulting in over 10 worldwide patents. Why the company was sold: Having resolved initial production issues, the shareholders needed substantial...
