NVT Phybridge to acquire Nitek's assets in physical security push
What's the deal? NVT PhybridgeDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has signed a definitive agreement to acquire certain assets of NitekDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, a provider of video transmission and network connectivity technologies for the physical security industry. The deal value was undisclosed. It is expected to close by the end of October 2026, subject to due diligence and customary closing conditions.
What each company does: Oakville-based NVT PhybridgeDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → builds Power over Ethernet (PoE) and long-reach network connectivity solutions, with deployments at the White House, NASA, government agencies, healthcare organisations, and educational institutions. Nitek supplies connectivity technologies used by security integrators, distributors, and end users for video surveillance and network infrastructure.
What's the endgame? NVT Phybridge intends to fold Nitek's connectivity solutions into its portfolio, broadening its range for security and networking professionals. It plans to prioritise product continuity, support existing Nitek lines, and introduce those solutions to new markets through its international sales channels.
Why now? The company frames the move as a bet on technology that helps organisations modernise IP infrastructure without replacing traditional network switches — avoiding the distance, cabling, and cost limitations involved.
What they're saying: "Our decision to acquire Nitek's assets is driven by our belief in the value of its technology, its customers, and the relationships built over many years," said John Croce, chief executive officer and founder of NVT Phybridge. He added that Nitek's solutions complement a philosophy of delivering "better outcomes with less cost, complexity, and disruption."
What changes for customers? NVT Phybridge says it will support established Nitek product lines, subject to availability and portfolio review, and provide a transition for distributors, resellers, integrators, and end users. It also plans to apply its engineering expertise to the combined portfolio.
The signal: The deal reflects continued consolidation in physical security connectivity, where buyers absorb established product lines to widen portfolios and reach new markets rather than build from scratch.
Read more: AP News
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