Exact, Inc. has been acquired by Chancey Metal Products
The shareholders of Exact, Inc. have sold the company to Chancey Metal Products.
Exact was founded in 1964 in Jacksonville, Florida, as a manufacturer of precision sheet metal and provides assembly for the electronic and communication industry. The company offers CNC (computer numerical control) machining and punching, laser cutting, zinc plating and mechanical assemblies.
Chancey is a Jacksonville-based fabricator and installer of metal stair and railing systems. The acquisition of Exact is its fifth acquisition over the past four years. Prior to its most recent acquisition, Chancey acquired fellow Jacksonville companies CF Machine & Tool, FabTech Supply, and SS Metals and Plastics. Chancey is a portfolio company of Indigo South Capital, a private family office located that invests in public and private equities, venture capital opportunities and real estate.
Oaklins Heritage in Jacksonville served as the intermediary and exclusive financial advisor to the seller in this transaction.
Will Allen
President, Exact, Inc.
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