Tracked deals
9
9 tracked deals across 2019-2023.
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, Resilience Capital Partners invests in niche-oriented manufacturing, value-added distribution and business service companies with sustainable market positions. Resilience provides a flexible transaction approach and has invested in numerous companies/platforms since 2001.
Tracked deals
9
9 tracked deals across 2019-2023.
Recent pace
0
0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Addon
6 addon · 2 buyout · 1 growth capital
Last 5 years
Supporting Data
DealerShop, Inc., together with its private equity partner Resilience Capital Partners, acquired Jobbers Automotive, a Cleveland-based full-service supplier to automotive dealerships and collision centers. The deal expands DealerShop's national footprint and product offering for franchised dealerships and independent service centers across North America; Jobbers will operate as part of the DealerShop family.
DealerShop, together with its partner Resilience Capital Partners, has acquired Total Tool, a Castleton, New York-based full-service distributor and servicer of automotive shop equipment. The deal expands DealerShop's equipment offering and service capabilities across upstate New York, Vermont, Western Massachusetts, and Connecticut and provides continuity for Total Tool's employees and customers under the existing ownership's decision to sell.
MiQ Partners, a Resilience Capital Partners-backed intelligent automation platform, has acquired CKC Engineering, a precision automation machine builder based in Oakland, California. The add-on expands MiQ's California capacity (bringing total footprint to 155,000 sf), strengthens life sciences manufacturing capabilities (aseptic syringe filling, vertical farming solutions, medicinal product packaging) and adds roughly 13 engineers to the platform.
Resilience Capital Partners has acquired a minority (40%) growth equity stake in Montreal-based Leader Auto Resources (LAR), which will rebrand its U.S. operations as DealerShop. The investment will fund LAR/DealerShop’s U.S. expansion — including a planned Detroit-area distribution center and new leadership under Mary Petrovich and Bill Gryzenia — to scale its buying-group and distribution services to franchised dealerships and collision centers across the Northeast and Midwest.
Resilience Capital Partners' portfolio company Trialon Corporation has acquired the Customer Technology Center Michigan (the Auburn Hills testing facility) from Delphi Technologies. The add-on expands Trialon's testing and validation capabilities — including emissions, engine and chassis dynamometers, acoustics, materials and fabrication — and establishes a strategic 130,000 sq ft footprint in Greater Detroit to serve automotive and other manufacturing customers.
Maysteel Industries, a Littlejohn Capital portfolio company, and Porter's Group, a Resilience Capital Partners portfolio company, have merged and will operate under the Maysteel brand. The combined custom sheet metal fabricator will have six manufacturing locations across the U.S. and Mexico and employ more than 1,000 people; both Littlejohn Capital and Resilience Capital Partners remain equity owners.
DG3 Group (Holdings) Limited, a Resilience Capital Partners portfolio company, has acquired the print-related assets of Newnorth Print Limited and will consolidate Newnorth's operations into DG3's facilities. The acquisition expands DG3's UK print capabilities and provides Newnorth's clients access to DG3's broader production technologies and services.
Resilience Capital Partners, a Cleveland-based private equity firm, has acquired Concord, California–headquartered Systron Donner Inertial, a maker of quartz MEMS (QMEMS) gyroscopes, accelerometers and inertial navigation products for aerospace and defense applications. Terms were not disclosed; Resilience said the acquisition strengthens its platform in niche manufacturing and positions Systron Donner to capture growth in inertial sensing markets.
Resilience Capital Partners, a Cleveland-based private equity firm, has acquired TSS Technologies, a West Chester, Ohio-based provider of custom automation systems and contract manufacturing. Resilience said it will operate TSS as a new platform to expand capabilities in highly engineered automation solutions, with a focus on medical device and life sciences end markets; TSS's CEO Marc Drapp will remain in place.
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