Resonetics Acquires Caribou Technologies
February 5, 2019
Resonetics, a PE-backed contract manufacturer, has acquired Caribou Technologies, a Blaine, Minnesota-based supplier of centerless grinding, forming, coiling, machining and laser processing for the medical device industry. The deal expands Resonetics' manufacturing capabilities and adds capacity and expertise in neurovascular, structural heart and other interventional device markets.
- Buyers
- Resonetics, Sverica Capital Management LP
- Targets
- Caribou Technologies
- Sellers
- Dan Honeck, Wendy Honeck, Connie Magnuson
- Platforms
- Resonetics
- Industry
- Manufacturing
- Location
- Minnesota, United States
- Transaction Type
- Addon
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