RE3DTECH + GoProto Acquires Phoenix Proto Technologies
March 16, 2023
RE3DTECH + GoProto, a CORE Industrial Partners portfolio company, has acquired Phoenix Proto Technologies, a Michigan-based provider of rapid tooling, injection molding, CNC machining and additive manufacturing services. The acquisition expands RE3DTECH's in-house injection molding capabilities, enabling a broader offering from prototyping through production for customers in medical, aerospace & defense, consumer and industrial end markets.
- Targets
- Phoenix Proto Technologies
- Sellers
- Bob Lammon (founder) and family
- Platforms
- RE3DTECH + GoProto
- Industry
- Manufacturing
- Location
- Michigan, United States
- Transaction Type
- Addon
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