Lockmasters Announces Acquisition of Signals Defense
- Editor
- Apr 2
- 1 min read
Whats Happening:
Lockmasters, Inc., a portfolio company of Dominus Capital, has acquired Astic Signals Defenses, LLC, a Maryland-based company specializing in radio frequency and infrared shielding solutions for high-security government and commercial applications. This acquisition expands Lockmasters' suite of proprietary offerings and creates a one-stop-shop solution for government Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIFs) and commercial end markets.
Key Moves:
Lockmasters acquires Signals Defense, expanding its high-security solutions portfolio
Acquisition creates a one-stop-shop for government SCIFs and commercial end markets
Marks Lockmasters' fifth add-on acquisition under Dominus Capital's ownership
By The Numbers:
Signals Defense has been the de facto standard for 25 years
Lockmasters has been in business since 1955
Lockmasters now has 8 locations across the United States
Key Quotes:
"Since pioneering the initial Signals Defense film solution 25 years ago, we have continuously innovated to stay ahead of evolving wireless threats, driving specification improvements," said Deron Simpson, Founder of Signals Defense.
"Our expertise and customer base coupled with Lockmasters' extensive commercial and government reach presents a powerful cross-sell opportunity for our proprietary shielding technology and Lockmasters' high security products," said Eric Kuczynski, President of Signals Defense.
"Together, we will offer an unmatched portfolio of high-security solutions for government and commercial customers," said Joe McCormack, Lockmasters' CEO.
Bottom Line:
The acquisition of Signals Defense by Lockmasters strengthens its position in the high-security solutions market, particularly for government and commercial applications. This strategic move expands Lockmasters' proprietary offerings and creates synergies between the two companies' expertise and customer bases, potentially driving growth and innovation in security technologies.
Comments