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January 12, 2022 | NexLogicEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Naprotek, LLC, a leading provider of high-reliability, quick-turn electronics manufacturing, has completed the acquisition of NexLogic, Inc., a privately held company based in San Jose, California. The addition expands Naprotek’s capabilities into microelectronics packaging and printed circuit board assembly, serving market demands for complex, critical applications.
Founded in 1995, NexLogic provides electronics manufacturing services across key markets, including Defense, Medical, and Test and Instrumentation, and is uniquely positioned to support Automated Test Equipment and Semiconductor providers. Its electronics manufacturing capabilities include design and development of microelectronic packaging, surface mount technology, and higher-level assemblies with in-house automation, test, and inspection.
“The combination of Naprotek and NexLogic, along with the recently announced acquisition of SemiGen, creates a unique mix of capabilities aligned with emerging technologies, increasing the value we deliver in partnership with our customers. Our team is now positioned to provide comprehensive electronics technology solutions for high-reliability, complex applications. Naprotek’s sophisticated and rapid engineering change management process, commitment to quality, and personalized customer service are essential elements when time-to-market is critical,” said Daniel Everitt, President and CEO of Naprotek.
Naprotek, which was acquired by Edgewater Capital Partners in December 2020, is committed to growth with a focus on expanding services and solutions in the high-value markets. “NexLogic brings a complementary set of capabilities to enhance the Naprotek platform strategy. We are thrilled to welcome the NexLogic team into Naprotek and the broader Edgewater family,” commented Chris Springer, Operating Partner at Edgewater Capital Partners.
“As the third acquisition in support of the Naprotek strategy of building an electronics technology solutions company, we are pleased to further expand Naprotek’s presence in Silicon Valley while adding additional capabilities in microelectronics packaging to support our existing customers,” remarked Pete Ostergard, Partner at Edgewater Capital.
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