Compass Precision Acquires Three High-Precision Metal Manufacturing Companies
PITTSBURGH, PA – December 17, 2019 – Main Street Capital Holdings, LLC, a private equity firm specializing in acquisitions of growth-oriented companies, announced Tuesday that it has created a new platform, Compass Precision, LLC, to acquire companies in the precision metal manufacturing industry. Compass Precision was formed through the acquisition of Quality Products & Machine, LLC, Advanced Machining & Tooling, LLC, and Tri-Tec Industries Inc. Terms of the deals were not disclosed.
All three of the high-precision metal manufacturing companies are based in the Charlotte, NC area. Manufacturing capabilities include design, machining, EDM, fabricating, assembly and test services. The companies service a diversified group of blue chip customers in the aerospace & defense, medical, industrial, energy, and telecommunication industries. Compass Precision will be a new platform company for Main Street and add-on acquisitions will be an important part of the growth strategy.
Gary Holcomb was appointed President and Chief Executive Officer of Compass Precision. Gary has over 25 years of experience in the metal forming industry. He previously served as the President and CEO of a highly successful Main Street investment in Coining, Inc., a Saddle Brook, NJ-based manufacturer of precision metal parts and materials used to enclose and package semiconductors. At Coining, Gary helped to deliver a strong track record of top-line growth through organic initiatives and the effective consolidation of add-on acquisitions.
“I am extremely excited about the opportunity to lead Compass Precision and work with a talented team of managers,” said Gary. “Keith Felts at Advanced, Rick Loyd at Tri-Tec and Kevin Farmer at Quality Products are exceptional leaders of their respective businesses. I am also excited to again be working with Main Street. They have significant experience in the precision metal industry, and they are the right partner to help facilitate growth through both organic initiatives and add-on acquisitions.”