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Triman Industries Acquires Two Companies To Build Out Military Aftermarket Services

By Cal Biesecker

Wednesday, January 5th, 2022

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Triman Industries Acquires Two Companies To Build Out Military Aftermarket Services

Dan Edwards, CEO of Triman Industries. Photo: Triman Industries

Triman Industries on Wednesday said it has acquired Brighton Cromwell and Crestwood Technology Group (CTG), two small companies with complementary capabilities that will bolster Triman’s work serving the aftermarket supply chain for defense products for U.S. and international customers. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. New Jersey-based Triman, a portfolio company of the private equity firm AE Industrial Partners (AEI), now has about 200 employees following the acquisitions. “The combination of these three highly complementary businesses provides us with…

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