Prince Industries, a leading precision machining and sheet metal fabrication company and HC Private Investments portfolio company, announced the successful acquisition of Keystone Precision & Engineering. This transaction will expand Prince’s capabilities and further its market reach into aerospace, defense and medical end-markets. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Based in Pepperell, MA, Keystone collaborates with its defense and medical customers from product design through assembly, ensuring the delivery of high-quality, reliable components for essential end-products.
Mark Miller, Chief Executive Officer of Prince, said, “The acquisition of Keystone further enhances our production capabilities, bolsters our East Coast presence, and expands our market penetration in the defense and medical markets. Keystone's expertise in producing complex, critical parts, combined with their commitment to quality and reliability, aligns well with the Prince model.”
“Since 2007, we have dedicated ourselves to providing our customers with the highest quality workmanship, meticulous attention to detail, and reliable on-time delivery,” stated Anthony Serino and Rob Stanieich, Keystone’s Owners. “We look forward to partnering with Prince for the next chapter of growth for the business.” Mr. Stanieich will remain with the business, joining Prince as VP of Engineering.
Winston & Strawn LLP served as legal counsel to Prince Industries and HCPI. Wintrust Financial Corporation, Signature Bank, and Midwest Mezzanine Funds provided debt financing for the transaction. Veteran business advisor, Steve Lane helped advise Keystone on the transaction.
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Keystone Precision & Engineering, Inc. | Prototyping, Additive Manufacturing, Machining Services, Computer-aided Engineering, Milling, Turning, Electrical Discharge Machining, Boring & Drilling Services |
Prince Industries | Design Services |
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