Altamira Technologies Corporation of McLean, VA announced on July 24 that the company has been acquired by an investor group led by ClearSky. Altamira was formed to address the growing gap in mid-sized innovators that possess the ability to scale as well as the agility to adapt to a rapidly changing threat environment and technology landscape. The company has experienced a 20%+ CAGR over the past 4 years and its multi-billion dollar set of contract vehicles position it at the forefront of continued growth and expansion into the broader defense, intelligence and homeland security markets.
“We are very excited by the opportunity that this new partnership will
provide to continue to drive strong organic growth, invest in innovative new
solutions, as well as for strategic acquisitions,” said Altamira CEO, Ted
Davies. “We have carefully constructed a unique platform built to scale and
support core national defense and intelligence missions and are enthused that
our investors share our vision for the future.”
In addition to ClearSky, other investors in the ClearSky-led consortium
include McNally Capital and Nio Advisors. In connection with the transaction,
ClearSky Managing Director Peter Kuper and ClearSky Chairman Joseph R. Wright,
Jr. are joining Altamira’s board of directors, as is Ward McNally, Managing
Partner at McNally Capital.
“Altamira has positioned itself well to continue to provide trusted,
value-added, and critical mission-focused solutions as a key partner with its
clients,” said ClearSky Chairman and incoming Altamira Chairman Joseph R.
Wright, Jr. “We are pleased to support the strong management team and
professionals at Altamira, and are excited by the opportunities for further
business growth and innovation at Altamira.”
“We are excited to partner with Altamira, ClearSky and Nio Advisors on this transaction, which is in line with our commitment to partner with best-in-class management teams and investors,” said incoming Altamira director Ward McNally.
Source: Altamira
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