Invio Automation, a leading provider of advanced automation solutions and a portfolio company of Arsenal Capital Partners, announced that it has acquired Calvary Robotics Inc. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Headquartered in Webster, NY with additional locations in South Carolina and Malaysia, Calvary is a leader in 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. Calvary serves a range of high-growth end markets and applications, including medical device and life sciences, advanced manufacturing, and transportation.
This acquisition expands Invio’s manufacturing footprint while adding complementary engineering and application expertise. 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.
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“We are thrilled to welcome Calvary Robotics to the Invio team,” said Achilli Sfizzo, CEO of Invio Automation. “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.”
Robert Lague, CEO of Calvary Robotics, added, “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. The two organizations share a performance-driven culture based on operational excellence and customer centricity.”
Source: Businesswire
