Navy nuclear-powered vessels, including all submarines and carriers in operation as well as the Virginia Class, Columbia Class and Ford Class. It specializes in severe duty valves and complementary engineered components and system solutions for applications that include primary metals, energy, process and U.S. Hunt Valve brings decades of fluid power engineering innovations and solutions to a wide range of military and industrial customers. Navy’s fleet expansion and modernization are well positioned for long-term growth.” “Demand tailwinds within this market are very positive, and suppliers that can participate in the U.S. “Hunt Valve represents another marquee transaction for Harris Williams in the defense maritime sector, where we continue to see strong investor interest for platforms of scale in what is generally a fragmented supply base,” added Chris Rogers, a managing director at Harris Williams. Navy for decades to come as it continues to expand and maintain its fleet.” “Partnering with Fairbanks Morse, the combined platform is well positioned to serve the U.S. Navy ships and submarines,” said Doug Kinard, a managing director at Harris Williams. “In partnership with May River Capital, the Hunt Valve team has achieved impressive growth and solidified the company’s position as a leading flow control solutions provider to U.S. The transaction was led by Chris Rogers, Doug Kinard, Evan Clark, Mike Rohman and Anya Bahros of the Harris Williams Aerospace, Defense & Government Services (ADG) Group and Giles Tucker of the firm’s Industrials Group.
Hunt Valve designs and manufactures complex valves and electromechanical actuators that support critical system functions onboard key U.S. RICHMOND, Va.-( BUSINESS WIRE)- Harris Williams, a global investment bank specializing in M&A advisory services, announces it advised Hunt Valve Company (Hunt Valve), a portfolio company of May River Capital, on its sale to Fairbanks Morse Defense (Fairbanks Morse), a portfolio company of Arcline Investment Management (Arcline).
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