Pro-Vision has been acquired by Vance Street Capital
Detroit, MI – CFI USA (PMCF Investment Banking) is pleased to announce it served as the exclusive investment banker to Pro-Vision Midco LLC (“Pro-Vision” or the “Company”), a portfolio company of JMC Capital Partners, in its sale of a majority interest to Vance Street Capital (“Vance Street”).
Headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Pro-Vision is an end-to-end mobile video solution provider that specializes in designing, assembling, and bundling a comprehensive and customizable suite of video solutions for critical asset monitoring. Pro-Vision’s cameras, monitors, recording & storage devices, managed install services, and Video-as-a-Service (“VaaS”) software platform provide customers a clear and tangible ROI related to cost savings (e.g., insurance savings) as well as enhanced safety and reduced liability (e.g., accident reduction, improved driver performance). The Company serves the commercial, K-12 transit, and public safety end markets.
Vance Street Capital is a middle-market private equity firm focused on investing in highly engineered solutions businesses across the medical, life science, industrial technology, and aerospace & defense sectors. Vance Street works with management teams and family owners to accelerate revenue growth, improve operations, and acquire strategic assets for the companies in their investment portfolio.
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