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Novaria Group, a privately held company and leading manufacturer of specialty components and hardware for the aerospace and defense industries, announced on Tuesday that it had acquired Bandy Manufacturing, LLC from JW Hill Capital.
Bandy Manufacturing is a recognized leader in the production of tight tolerance aerospace and defense hinges and pins. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
“The acquisition of Bandy aligns perfectly with Novaria’s mission to deliver exceptional value to our customers in the aerospace and defense industries,” said Novaria CEO Bryan Perkins. “Bandy’s expertise in aerospace hinges and pins, combined with its legacy of innovation and excellence, enhances our ability to serve a critical need in the market.”
Founded in 1953, Bandy just celebrated 70 years of supplying its customers with high-precision aerospace hardware. Its worldwide reputation for quality and reliability, as well as its guiding philosophy to be the most responsive supplier in the market, has established it as a trusted partner to the aerospace and defense sectors.
Bandy Manufacturing’s operations will remain in its Burbank, California, facility under the leadership of Roger Seaman, who will stay on as president and general manager, according to a press release.
“This partnership marks an exciting new chapter for our company, allowing us to expand our capabilities and better serve our customers while driving growth for both organizations,” said Seaman.
D.A. Davidson & Co. and Paul Weisbrich advised Bandy Manufacturing and JW Hill Capital on the transaction.
Based in Scottsdale, Arizona, JW Hill Capital is a private equity firm focused on manufacturing, value-add distribution, and industrial services, with a specialization in aerospace.