Tavoron buys Power Motion in sixth add-on deal since Fusion Capital tie-up
What's the deal? TavoronDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has acquired Power MotionDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, a St. Louis-area industrial automation provider and systems integrator. The deal, announced in September 2026, extends Tavoron's Automation Distribution segment and its reach across the Midwest and South-Central US. Terms were not disclosed.
Who are they? Tavoron, based in Eagan, Minnesota, supplies industrial automation, robotics, compressed air, and motion control solutions across North America. Power Motion, operating since 2006, pairs product distribution with systems integration in factory automation, machine vision, motion and servo control, programmable logic controllers, and safety systems.
Why now? This is Tavoron's sixth add-on acquisition since it partnered with Fusion Capital PartnersDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →. The buy-and-build strategy adds Power Motion's engineering, programming, and control panel fabrication to Tavoron's platform.
What's the endgame? Tavoron wants to deliver end-to-end automation that combines mechanical, electrical, control, and robotic technologies for original equipment manufacturers, manufacturers, and industrial facilities. "This acquisition expands our automation and robotics portfolio and strengthens our presence in the Midwest and South Central regions," said Nicholas Martino, chief executive officer of Tavoron.
What changes for customers? Power Motion will keep operating from its St. Louis headquarters and its Kansas City and Little Rock, Arkansas, offices, retaining local teams and customer relationships. It serves clients across Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Nebraska, and southern Illinois.
What they're saying: "We are excited to join Tavoron and bring our customers access to a wider array of technologies, services, and engineering resources," said Chris Tremblay, president of Power Motion.
The signal: The deal reflects steady consolidation in industrial automation, as private-equity-backed platforms roll up regional integrators to build national, full-stack offerings. For Tavoron, each add-on deepens both its product range and its geographic footprint.
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