"...expertly guided divestiture transactions and delivered exceptional results in the sale of two non-core divisions."

— Michael Baach
Former EVP of Corrpro Cos.
Divestiture of Corrpro-RCS
and Corrpro-BTS*

Automation / Controls / Electrical ("ACE")

Vetus Principals have deep expertise in ACE products and services, spanning a range from motors, drives and electromechanical controls to sensors, instrumentation, PLCs, and distributed SCADA systems.


Selected Transaction Details*

Business & Transaction
Cross border corporate divestiture of the world’s leading provider of corrosion monitoring instrumentation and control products, services and turnkey SCADA systems.
Cross border sale of a private equity owned, leading provider of engineered transfer automation tooling equipment and control solutions that optimize the efficiency of metal stamping presses.
Sale of a leading designer and marketer of advanced industrial control products including programmable logic controllers, input/output devices, and human machine interfaces.
Sale of one of the world’s leading manufacturers of computer numerical control systems, large machine tools and custom-engineered machining centers.
Cross border corporate divestiture of an industry leading manufacturer of high performance motors, drives, and servo systems for the Italian industrial machinery market.
Corporate divestiture of a world-leading innovator in the design, engineering, and manufacture of electrical trigger switches.
Cross border corporate divestiture of a manufacturer of computer numeric controls for the machine tool and plastic processing equipment markets.
Recapitalization of a manufacturer of snow removal systems controls and driveline subassemblies for the off-highway, construction, truck equipment, and municipality markets.
Sale of North America's largest multi-location provider of repair and remanufacturing services for electrical products including motors, transformers, and circuit breakers.

*Certain transactions referenced above were executed by Vetus Principals at their predecessor firms.