DELTA SERVICES, LLC HAS BEEN ACQUIRED BY THE STATE GROUP, INC.

ABOUT THE DEAL:

Delta Services, LLC has been acquired by The State Group Inc. Established in 2004 and headquartered  in Louisville, Kentucky, Delta Services is a privately-owned, bonded and fully-insured electrical contractor specializing in various types of electrical construction, communications systems, fire and security systems, safety services, utility distribution services, and PLC controls.

Headquartered in Toronto, Canada and founded in 1961, The State Group provides comprehensive electrical and mechanical trade services to Fortune 100 companies in the power generation, automotive, oil and gas, communications, metals and transportation industries. Backed by New York-based private equity firm, Blue Wolf Capital Partners LLC, and Vancouver-based private equity firm, Yellow Point Equity Partners, The State Group operates 18 offices throughout the United States and Canada and employs over 800 professionals and skilled trades-persons from over 150 locales across eleven crafts who perform nearly 2,000 jobs each year repairing, maintaining and constructing enterprise-vital infrastructure with a relentless focus on safety and quality execution.

Allston Advisory Group served as the exclusive financial advisor to Delta Services, LLC, and conducted a confidential, competitive sale process that included both strategic and financial buyers.

ABOUT ALLSTON ADVISORY GROUP, LLC:

Allston Advisory Group, LLC is an experienced M&A advisory firm providing mergers & acquisitions, business valuations, and exit strategies, to lower middle market companies. The firm has an established track record of serving corporate clients across a broad spectrum of industries throughout the United States. Allston Advisory Group has the experience, professional fortitude, and quality of work that enable the firm to consistently deliver high-level results to its clients.

For additional information on this deal, please contact one of our advisors.

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