Established over 45 years ago, Dynamic Controls enjoys a first-in-class reputation as an innovative provider of quality technical solutions. This reputation for a second-to-none range of products has led the company to be involved in many of the most prestigious contracts for the control and distribution of gases and hydraulic fluids. Notable projects have included commercial space centers, power generation plants and nuclear submarine fleets across the globe.
www.dynamiccontrols.co.uk BVMI, a division of Dynamic Controls Ltd. (DCL), design and manufacture specialty valves for the Nuclear Industry. BVMI valves have applications, and installed base in PFBR (Prototype Fast Breeder Reactors), BWR (Boiling Water Sector), PWR (Pressurized Water Reactor), nuclear submarines, nuclear fuel processing, power generation, and petrochemical industries. cunico is interested in product line, “bolt-on” acquisitions which extend our current product line offering. cunico will pay brokers, intermediaries, and M & A advisors the standard rate for referrals, which result in a completed transaction. Criteria For “Bolt-On” Product Acquisitions: Products must be proprietary, unique, (non-commodity) type of product. Products would be relocated to our new facility in Long Beach, California. Type of products: valves, specialty fittings (or fabrication), actuators, and other “proprietary” products will be considered. End Users: The end user of the acquired products should be the U.S. Navy, and the application for the products should be for USN submarines, aircraft carriers, and/or Navy surface ships. Size: The “size” of the “bolt-on” acquisition, measured in terms of historical product sales revenue, would be a minimum of $500K to $3.0M annually. - Who are potential sellers, of the “bolt-on” products, which meet our acquisition criteria? Companies that may have the type of products that we are interested in acquiring, but the annualized sales of products do not meet a critical mass, and/or are not part of the particular companies “core business,” and also whom the U.S. Navy may not be the divesting company's primary customer.
We invite your inquiries to: Jack Flowers (jflowers@cunicocorp.com) T: (562) 733.4621 • F: (562) 733.4641 |