Artemis acquires Superior Technical Ceramics for its range of advanced ceramics

November 15, 2018
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Superior Technical Ceramics (STC), St. Albans, Vt., has been acquired by Artemis Capital Partners for its diverse range of advanced ceramics for technical applications such as those that must function in high heat, corrosive environments, thermal management challenges, mechanical wear problems, electrical insulation requirements, and high temperature/pressure conditions.

Artemis invests exclusively in differentiated industrial technology companies operating in the aerospace, automotive, defense, energy, industrial automation, scientific and research, and medical sectors.

Artemis’ strategic ownership will allow STC to remain as an independent company, according to STC president John Goodrich. “We are committed to staying in St. Albans, where we will continue to make decisions locally, pursue further job growth, and be an active member of the local community, and the greater Vermont economy.” The privately held company has 162 employees, and a campus encompassing 135,000 square feet of manufacturing space.

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www.artemislp.com

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Superior Technical Ceramics (STC), St. Albans, Vt., has been acquired by Artemis Capital Partners for its diverse range of advanced ceramics for technical applications such as those that must function in high heat, corrosive environments, thermal management challenges, mechanical wear problems, electrical insulation requirements, and high temperature/pressure conditions.

Artemis invests exclusively in differentiated industrial technology companies operating in the aerospace, automotive, defense, energy, industrial automation, scientific and research, and medical sectors.

Artemis’ strategic ownership will allow STC to remain as an independent company, according to STC president John Goodrich. “We are committed to staying in St. Albans, where we will continue to make decisions locally, pursue further job growth, and be an active member of the local community, and the greater Vermont economy.” The privately held company has 162 employees, and a campus encompassing 135,000 square feet of manufacturing space.

www.ceramics.net

www.artemislp.com