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Invio Automation Purchases Calvary Robotics

The deal expands Invio's automation capabilities in high-growth end markets.

By: Michael Barbella

Managing Editor

Photo: Gajus/Shutterstock.

Invio Automation has acquired Calvary Robotics Inc. Neither company disclosed the deal’s terms.

Headquartered in Webster, N.Y., with additional locations in South Carolina and Malaysia, Calvary develops robotics, advanced automation solutions, and material handling systems. With more than 30 years of experience, Calvary delivers systems design and simulation services, automation equipment manufacturing, and lifecycle support to a global customer base. The firm serves a range of high-growth end markets and applications, including medical device and life sciences, advanced manufacturing, and transportation.

“We are thrilled to welcome Calvary Robotics to the Invio team,” Invio Automation CEO Achilli Sfizzo said. “This acquisition is an important growth accelerator for Invio as it expands our capabilities, talent, and global reach. Calvary reflects our continued commitment to invest significant capital to build the preferred automation partner for high-value material movement and precision assembly, where system performance, reliability, and execution matter most.”

This acquisition expands Invio’s manufacturing footprint while adding complementary engineering and application expertise, according to the company. Together, the combined business can better serve the complex automation and high-precision system needs of customers from concept and simulation through build, deployment, and continuous optimization. Invio designs and delivers automation systems purpose-built around manufacturers’ production flow, combining motion, custom positioning, throughput-focused design, and disciplined execution.

“Joining Invio marks an exciting next chapter for Calvary. Together, we bring deep engineering expertise that will enable customers to achieve higher productivity, efficiency and manufacturing flexibility,” Calvary Robotics CEO Robert Lague said. “The two organizations share a performance-driven culture based on operational excellence and customer centricity.”

Houlihan Lokey served as exclusive financial advisor to Calvary Robotics on the transaction.

An Arsenal Capital Partners portfolio company, Invio Automation provides advanced automation systems for complex material handling and high-precision manufacturing. The company partners with customers in high-growth end markets including medical device and life sciences, semiconductor, renewable energy, mobility and transportation, and advanced manufacturing.

Invio designs, builds, and deploys automation solutions spanning autonomous material movement, custom automation and robotics integration, and precision tooling. With full-lifecycle capabilities from system design and simulation through deployment and ongoing optimization, including ‘Factory of the Future’ consulting, Invio helps manufacturers scale operations while maintaining quality and flexibility.

Arsenal Capital Partners is a private equity investment firm that specializes in building industrial growth and healthcare companies. Since its inception in 2000, Arsenal has raised institutional equity investment funds totaling more than $10 billion, completed over 300 platform and add-on acquisitions, and achieved more than 35 realizations. Driven by a commitment to unlock potential in people, businesses, and technologies, the firm partners with management teams to build strategically important companies with leading market positions, high growth, and high value-add.

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