East Windsor-based Koma Precision has received a private equity investment aimed at expanding the precision manufacturing company and pursuing potential acquisitions, according to an announcement.
The investment comes from St. Louis-based Compass Group Equity Partners. Financial terms of the deal and Compass’ ownership stake were not disclosed. Koma’s existing owners and management retained a stake in the company and will continue to oversee day-to-day operations, the announcement said.
Founded in 1982, Koma supplies precision machine tool accessories and provides engineering, integration, machine calibration and other services to manufacturers. The company is the exclusive North American importer, distributor and service center for several international machine-tool brands, including Tsudakoma, Alberti, D’Andrea, Teknox and Romai, according to its website.
Koma is headquartered at 20 Thompson Road in East Windsor and also has operations in Indiana.
Compass said it plans to invest in Koma’s growth and pursue potential add-on acquisitions. Koma CEO Dave Meo said the investment will provide additional resources to expand the company’s capabilities and product offerings.
Founded in 2014, Compass invests in smaller and midsize companies. It raised $408 million for its latest investment fund in 2024 and has used the fund to invest in six companies, including Koma.
