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Thursday, December 11, 2003
ALLIEDINTER GSE PRINCIPALTRONAIR BUYS ARVICO:
Holland, OH --- Tronair Inc., and Arvico Corporation announced today that Tronair has reached a definitive agreement to acquire all of the assets of Arvico Corporation.
The wholly owned subsidiary of Tronair will engineer, manufacture and distribute 28.5Volt DC diesel ground power units, 400 Hertz diesel ground power units and air start units to the major airlines, regional airlines, government and military organizations around the world.
Jerry Wethington, Chairman of the Board, Tronair, “The main attraction to Arvico was their superior products and reputation. They will complement Tronair’s product line and reputation as the world leader in ground support equipment. The “Arvico A Tronair Company” products will be new, fresh and exciting and backed up by Tronair’s superior engineering. This will allow Tronair to expand into new areas of ground support both domestically and internationally. Because Tronair’s focus is on customers and products the acquisition is a natural fit for the two companies.”
Tronair, Inc., a River Capital company, is one of the largest ground support equipment manufactures. Tronair has a diverse product line to serve both domestic and international customers.
River Capital is an Atlanta-based private investment firm that provides capital for management buyouts, recapitalizations and the growth capital needs of well-established middle market companies.
Holland, OH --- Tronair Inc., and Arvico Corporation announced today that Tronair has reached a definitive agreement to acquire all of the assets of Arvico Corporation.
The wholly owned subsidiary of Tronair will engineer, manufacture and distribute 28.5Volt DC diesel ground power units, 400 Hertz diesel ground power units and air start units to the major airlines, regional airlines, government and military organizations around the world.
Jerry Wethington, Chairman of the Board, Tronair, “The main attraction to Arvico was their superior products and reputation. They will complement Tronair’s product line and reputation as the world leader in ground support equipment. The “Arvico A Tronair Company” products will be new, fresh and exciting and backed up by Tronair’s superior engineering. This will allow Tronair to expand into new areas of ground support both domestically and internationally. Because Tronair’s focus is on customers and products the acquisition is a natural fit for the two companies.”
Tronair, Inc., a River Capital company, is one of the largest ground support equipment manufactures. Tronair has a diverse product line to serve both domestic and international customers.
River Capital is an Atlanta-based private investment firm that provides capital for management buyouts, recapitalizations and the growth capital needs of well-established middle market companies.
GSE OPPORTUNITY Market in Thailand
THAI presently provides passenger and cargo services to its own fleet and 57 international
airlines that fly to Bangkok International Airport. THAI accounts for 75 percent of the total
market demand.
THAI presently employed the following ground support equipment: 22 units of aircraft towing
tractors (3 Pay Mover/16 Schopf/2 Shinko); 20 Air-Conditioning Units (9 ACE/11 Air-A-Plan);
11 units of Air Starter Unit (AlliedInter's acoustic Div makes noise coontrol packages for Air Start Units) (one Aerzen/one Airsearch/One Devtec/5 Stewart & Stevenson/2
Auto Die/one Houchin); 81 Cargo Towing Tractors (23 Clark/27 Stewart & Stevenson/19
Tiger/10 Harlan/2 Mulag); 31 units of Container Pellet Loaders (23 FMC/5 Shinko/3 Trepel); 12
units of Container Pellets (11 FMC/one Trepel); 31 Units of Conveyor Belt Loaders (one
Diethelm/one Nordco/one Wiedemann/one Tug/6 Shinko/21 Wallard); 35 Ground Power Units
(25 Hobart/3 Stewart & Stevenson/4 ACE/3 Auto Die); 5 units of Main Deck Loaders (3 FMC/2
Trepel); 43 Passenger Step Vehicles (5 Dahms/one FHG/5 Hino/17 Loxco/8 Shinko/6
Universal/one Wallard); 31 Transporters (26 FMC/5 Shinko); 13 Toilet Service Units (4 Auto
Die)/one Loxco/one DG's Shop/7 Devtec); 12 Water Supply Units (3 Auto Die/8 Devtec/one
Loxco).
According to industry sources, THAI has a yearly budget of about $48 million for purchasing of
new ground passenger and cargo services equipment and replacement parts, of which $32 million
is spent on passenger service equipment and the rest on cargo handling facilities.
THAI presently provides passenger and cargo services to its own fleet and 57 international
airlines that fly to Bangkok International Airport. THAI accounts for 75 percent of the total
market demand.
THAI presently employed the following ground support equipment: 22 units of aircraft towing
tractors (3 Pay Mover/16 Schopf/2 Shinko); 20 Air-Conditioning Units (9 ACE/11 Air-A-Plan);
11 units of Air Starter Unit (AlliedInter's acoustic Div makes noise coontrol packages for Air Start Units) (one Aerzen/one Airsearch/One Devtec/5 Stewart & Stevenson/2
Auto Die/one Houchin); 81 Cargo Towing Tractors (23 Clark/27 Stewart & Stevenson/19
Tiger/10 Harlan/2 Mulag); 31 units of Container Pellet Loaders (23 FMC/5 Shinko/3 Trepel); 12
units of Container Pellets (11 FMC/one Trepel); 31 Units of Conveyor Belt Loaders (one
Diethelm/one Nordco/one Wiedemann/one Tug/6 Shinko/21 Wallard); 35 Ground Power Units
(25 Hobart/3 Stewart & Stevenson/4 ACE/3 Auto Die); 5 units of Main Deck Loaders (3 FMC/2
Trepel); 43 Passenger Step Vehicles (5 Dahms/one FHG/5 Hino/17 Loxco/8 Shinko/6
Universal/one Wallard); 31 Transporters (26 FMC/5 Shinko); 13 Toilet Service Units (4 Auto
Die)/one Loxco/one DG's Shop/7 Devtec); 12 Water Supply Units (3 Auto Die/8 Devtec/one
Loxco).
According to industry sources, THAI has a yearly budget of about $48 million for purchasing of
new ground passenger and cargo services equipment and replacement parts, of which $32 million
is spent on passenger service equipment and the rest on cargo handling facilities.