Strategic acquisition strengthens ARMADA’s Fleet and enhances its ability to deliver preservation, modernization, and technical services across naval programs.

ARMADA Parent Inc., a leading solutions provider for outsourced U.S. Navy ship repair and construction, today announced the acquisition of Poseidon Industrial LLC (“Poseidon”). Poseidon is a Virginia based company supporting the U.S. Navy and defense industry with mechanical, electrical, and systems integration services for modernization and repair projects. ARMADA, which is majority owned by Carlyle (NASDAQ: CG) and Stellex Capital Management, delivers integrated mission-critical solutions across its national footprint of operating companies that will be strengthened by this acquisition of Poseidon.

Poseidon provides turnkey modernization and professional services for ship repair and shipbuilding programs. Its capabilities include systems installation, AIT services, and comprehensive quality management aligned with U.S. Navy and defense requirements. The acquisition of Poseidon represents a strategic expansion of ARMADA’s already extensive maritime and defense capabilities, and highlights ARMADA’s continued investment in the defense industrial base, expanding its capabilities and footprint to meet future U.S. Navy modernization demands. Poseidon’s reputation for precision, responsiveness, and integrity complements ARMADA’s disciplined approach to preservation, fabrication, and technical execution. Together, the organizations will deliver unified, defense-focused services that uphold the highest standards of safety, quality, and performance across naval and industrial programs.

“Our acquisition of Poseidon represents a critical next step in strengthening ARMADA’s ability to serve our defense and maritime partners with precision, agility, and unwavering quality,” said Yehuda Chakoff, CEO of ARMADA. “Poseidon’s expertise in combat systems and electrical modernization aligns perfectly with our mission to deliver integrated solutions across public and private shipyards.”

“Poseidon proudly joins the ARMADA family, and we look forward to further building the platform together,” said Fernando Martinez, General Manager of Poseidon.

Source: BUSINESS WIRE