We are constantly looking for new platform and add-on acquisitions.
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Accelify, LLCHeadquartered in Brooklyn, NY, Accelify is one of the largest and fastest growing school-based Medicaid billing agents in the country. Currently working with hundreds of school districts nationwide, the company specializes in the development, implementation, and ongoing management of technology solutions and consulting services designed to help districts manage their Medicaid reimbursement programs in order to maximize returns. Accelify is endorsed by numerous state school board associations and other educational associations for its people, technologies, processes and training. |
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Chartwell PharmaceuticalHeadquartered in Congers, NY, Chartwell Pharmaceuticals is an emerging generic pharmaceutical company with over 20 years of manufacturing history. The facility is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and is capable of providing contract manufacturing services for the pharmaceutical industry. |
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DelfascoHeadquartered in Greenville, TN, Delfasco is a contract manufacturer of defense products which include cylindrical containers, ammunition containers, practice bombs and warheads. The state-of-the-art fabricating facility allows the company to perform stamping, forming, MIG welding, resistance welding, CNC machining, zinc phosphating, painting and assembly services. Delfasco maintains a complete range of support functions to augment its production capabilities, including fulfilling statistical process control, systems modification and design, meeting all customer requirements, and customer service. |
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Starfire Systems, Inc.Headquartered in Schenectady, NY, Starfire Systems is a specialty materials and prototyping company focused on Polymer-to-Ceramic™ technology. The company supplies specialty silicon-based molecules, ceramic forming polymers, engineered systems, and prototypes. With 20 years of experience in polymer chemistry and materials science, the company creates engineered material systems allowing customers to mold near net-shaped components. These components can then be converted to ceramic products using inexpensive equipment. |