BBK Capital Partners with Arkview Capital to Support Acquisition of NEOTech
BBK Capital announced that it has partnered with Arkview Capital to support the acquisition of NEOTech, a leading provider of high-reliability electronic manufacturing services serving defense, aerospace, medical, industrial, and advanced technology markets. The transaction marks a significant milestone for NEOTech and positions the company for its next phase of strategic growth under Arkview’s ownership.
NEOTech is widely recognized as a mission-critical supplier to some of the most demanding end markets in the United States, where quality, reliability, and technical excellence are essential. The company’s capabilities span complex electronic manufacturing, microelectronics, and engineering solutions, delivered across multiple U.S.-based facilities. With a long-standing reputation for rigorous quality systems and consistent execution, NEOTech has built deep, trusted relationships with customers across aerospace, defense, medical, and industrial sectors.
We are pleased to support Arkview in this important transaction and help position NEOTech for its next phase of growth,” said Tyler Brous, Managing Partner at BBK Capital. “NEOTech is a mission-critical supplier serving some of the nation’s most demanding end markets. The company’s strong technical capabilities, established customer relationships, and high-reliability manufacturing footprint make it an exceptional platform for continued growth.”
Founded in 1975, NEOTech has nearly five decades of experience delivering advanced manufacturing solutions for complex and highly regulated applications. The company’s technical depth, engineering expertise, and commitment to operational excellence have enabled it to support long-standing programs that require precision, reliability, and compliance with stringent industry standards. These strengths have positioned NEOTech as a trusted partner to customers seeking dependable manufacturing solutions for critical applications.
Arkview Capital views NEOTech as a strong platform investment with significant opportunities to expand capabilities, invest in next-generation technologies, and further strengthen its position in high-reliability markets. The partnership with BBK Capital provided a flexible and tailored capital solution that supported the successful completion of the transaction.
BBK Capital brought a thoughtful, flexible capital solution that helped us complete this transaction with confidence,” said Pavel Chernyshov, Co-Founder of Arkview Capital. “Their partnership-oriented approach and deep understanding of the industrial technology landscape made them an invaluable partner in supporting NEOTech’s future growth.”
Under Arkview’s leadership, NEOTech is expected to continue investing in advanced manufacturing technologies, enhancing its engineering capabilities, and deepening customer relationships across its core end markets. The combined expertise and strategic alignment of Arkview Capital and BBK Capital are expected to support NEOTech’s long-term growth strategy while maintaining its strong culture of quality and execution.
We appreciate the opportunity to partner with Arkview Capital on this transaction,” added Brous. “We believe NEOTech is well-positioned to expand its capabilities, invest in next-generation technologies, and deepen its role as a trusted manufacturing partner under Arkview’s leadership.”
This partnership underscores BBK Capital’s commitment to supporting high-quality industrial and technology businesses and reflects Arkview Capital’s focus on building enduring platforms in specialized, high-reliability markets.
About BBK Capital
BBK Capital is a multi-strategy private investment firm based in Dallas, Texas, focused on partnering with leading private equity sponsors, lenders, management teams, and entrepreneurs to support strategic growth across Critical Technologies and Industries in America. BBK Capital is a licensed Critical Technology SBIC that provides flexible capital solutions designed to accelerate value creation and strengthen middle-market businesses.
