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ATLANTA -- East West Manufacturing has acquired certain operations of Compass Electronics Solutions, a provider of electronics manufacturing services, including advanced printed circuit board assemblies, box build assemblies, wire and cable harness assemblies, and new product introduction services. Terms weren't disclosed.

The acquisition further enhances the growth of East West by adding well-established operations in Juarez, Mexico, and El Paso, TX, and advances the company’s strategic focus on growing its North American design, manufacturing and distribution capabilities, East-West said in a press release.

The deal does not include Compass' cable and wire harness operations in Dayton, OH. 

“We are extremely excited to expand our integrated design, engineering, manufacturing and distribution services into Juarez and El Paso,” said Scott Ellyson, East West co-founder and CEO. “Compass has a strong reputation for putting customers first and has an established presence for innovation in a variety of high-growth sectors such as medical & life sciences, commercial & industrial and aerospace & defense. The joint operations in Mexico and Texas allow us to offer our customers even greater nearshore, higher mix, lower volume, quick turn integrated manufacturing services as the international manufacturing landscape continues to diversify. This initiative fits perfectly with our collective design, manufacturing and supply chain capabilities, allowing us to support customers from product inception to full-scale production on a global basis.”

John Huhn, Managing Partner, Compass Group Equity Partners said, “We couldn’t be more excited for the CES team with this outcome. The partnership with East West creates significant opportunities for CES to better serve its existing customer base and to expand into new markets. The CES team has done a tremendous job navigating an ever-changing environment and we are confident they will continue their successes in the future.”

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