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Pair of buildings in New Berlin industrial park acquired by occupants
Sold for $26 million total in separate, unrelated transactions
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Credit: Google There s a lot of money being thrown lately in a New Berlin industrial park. The latest deal involves the acquisition of two buildings off of Westridge Drive, in the Westridge Business Park, by companies who…
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The latest deal involves the acquisition of two buildings off of Westridge Drive, in the Westridge Business Park, by companies who occupy or may soon occupy them. The buildings went for more than $26 million altogether.
IAS Inc. sells undisclosed stake to Wisconsin automated packaging system manufacturer
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A delta robot used to pack snacks into boxes undergoes testing at an IAS Inc. facility in New Berlin. Photo courtesy of IAS Inc.
New Berlin-based robotic systems integrator IAS Inc. sold a stake of its company to Viking Masek Packaging Technologies, a manufacturer of automated packaging systems based in Oostburg. The terms of the deal were not disclosed.…
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New Berlin-based robotic systems integrator IAS Inc. sold a stake of its company to
Viking Masek Packaging Technologies, a manufacturer of automated packaging systems based in Oostburg.The terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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Pindel Global Precision entered 2020 making no ventilator parts for its customers. The New Berlin-based precision machining manufacturer exited the year having made thousands of parts for five customers.
Bill Berrien, chief executive officer of Pindel, and his team were among the companies that moved quickly as the COVID-19 pandemic hit to find a way to contribute. The experience led Berrien to start a new venture in addition to Pindel called PRODx, short for Production Expediting Technologies.
The idea behind PRODx is fairly simple. Buyers at larger manufacturers will turn to PRODx when they run into issues with their existing supply chains. PRODx will then take the order to a network of machining companies, ask them to quote it and then return it to the buyer, ideally fulfilling what Berrien describes as the buyerâs âhair-on-fireâ need.