Radix Wire Acquisition Drives Growth Strategy
The Radix Wire acquisition by High Road Capital Partners marks a strategic move to expand capabilities in high-performance wire manufacturing. High Road Capital, a U.S.-based private equity firm with more than 44 investments across North America, continues to grow its industrial portfolio. Learn more at https://www.highroadcap.com.
Radix Wire Rebrands as Radix Wire & Cable
Following the acquisition, the company now operates as Radix Wire & Cable (RWC). Founded in 1944, the company has built a strong reputation for high-temperature and fire-resistant wire and cable solutions. Its product portfolio includes Sil-A-Blend®, DuraBlend®, DuraFlex®, and the industry’s first 550°C UL-listed wire. Visit https://www.radix-wire.com for more details.
Advanced Manufacturing and High-Performance Applications
Radix Wire & Cable uses a cell manufacturing approach, assigning full production responsibility to dedicated teams. This structure improves efficiency, quality control, and product consistency.
The company serves a wide range of industries, including:
- OEM applications
- Maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO)
- Fire protection systems
Its products perform reliably in extreme temperatures ranging from 150°C to 1000°C, making them ideal for demanding industrial environments.
Investment Supports Expansion and Capacity Growth
High Road Capital typically invests in companies with revenues between $10 million and $100 million, aligning with Radix’s growth profile. The firm plans to support product expansion and increase manufacturing capacity to meet rising demand.
Ben Schnakenberg, Partner at High Road Capital, emphasized the company’s outlook, noting that Radix holds a strong position for continued growth and operational expansion.
Leadership Remains in Place
Steve Demko, President of Radix Wire & Cable, will continue to lead the company. Members of the management team have also invested in the transaction, reinforcing alignment with future growth initiatives and long-term strategy.
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