AddMan Engineering Acquires Domaille Engineering
The Domaille acquisition brings long-term relationships with blue chip aerospace and defense customers, exceptional engineering talent and geographic reach to AddMan.
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AddMan Engineering has completed the acquisition of Domaille Engineering, a precision machining manufacturer of mission-critical aerospace and defense components, and proprietary fiber optic instruments. Domaille is headquartered in Rochester, Minnesota, and also operates manufacturing locations in Wright City, Missouri, and Glen Burnie, Maryland.
“I believe AddMan is now positioned to serve customers in a way that no other service provider can,” says Joe Calmese, AddMan CEO. “At our core, we are manufacturing experts and view additive manufacturing as another important tool to meet the demands of the future. We are proud to have what I consider the best people and the best technology available anywhere in the world.”
The acquisition is designed to bolster the company’s portfolio of end-to-end solutions. “Together, we are uniquely positioned to serve not only the aerospace and defense market but also commercial space, energy and industrial customers,” says Al Haase, Domaille CEO.
AddMan was established by American Industrial Partners (AIP) in 2020. It is said to utilize additive manufacturing (AM) and advanced technologies to enable breakthroughs in product development and manufacturing.
“AddMan will continue to combine all technologies, modern and traditional, to maximize customer outcomes,” says Danny Davis, partner at AIP.
The Domaille acquisition brings long-term relationships with blue chip aerospace and defense customers, exceptional engineering talent and geographic reach to AddMan. All of which is said to boost AddMan’s reputation as an end-to-end solutions provider capable of supporting the mission-critical AM, traditional machining and postprocessing needs of customers.
AddMan acquired Domaille from Thompson Street Capital Partners and Onward Capital.
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