Odyssey Investment Partners Acquires NSi Industries

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March 5, 2020

Odyssey Investment Partners announced an affiliate has acquired NSi Industries from Blue Sea Capital. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. 

NSi is a supplier of a wide variety of electrical connector, fitting, control and wire management products for construction, maintenance and repair applications. NSi’s well-known brands include Polaris insulated connectors, Bridgeport Fittings, TORK time and lighting controls and Platinum Tools® connectors & tools. NSi has a 40-year history of providing innovative, profitable and quality solutions to its distributor partners with an unparalleled customer-centric approach. NSi is headquartered in Huntersville, North Carolina, with additional facilities in Stratford, Connecticut and Newbury Park, California. More information on NSi can be found at www.nsiindustries.com.

The NSi management team, including CEO G. R. Schrotenboer and COO David Di Donato, has invested significantly in the transaction and will continue to lead the Company under Odyssey’s ownership. 

Jason Cowett, a Managing Principal of Odyssey, said: “We are excited to acquire NSi Industries with the Company’s management team. NSi has established a strong, incumbent market position and a comprehensive offering of stock and flow products in a large, fragmented industry. We look forward to collaborating with G. R., Dave and their team to capitalize on NSi’s many attractive and diverse growth opportunities to build value for all of its stakeholders.”

Mr. Schrotenboer said: “We are enthusiastic about our new partnership with Odyssey, which has a long track record of supporting growing companies and management teams looking to further elevate their businesses. Our team has an ambitious agenda, including continuing to expand our product portfolio and service capabilities, and identifying new ways to help our distributor partners become even more successful. Odyssey understands our business and its opportunities, and is well-positioned to help us build on our accomplishments to date and achieve our full potential.”

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