Addtronics announces key leadership promotions at operating companies Bow Robotics and Addtronics Custom Automation. Addtronics, LLC ("Addtronics"), a consolidator of high-quality, niche automation technology and solution providers innovating for the life sciences and other industries, announced the promotions of Angie Keener to President of Bow Robotics ("Bow") and David Hopkins to President of Addtronics Custom Automation ("ACA"). "Promoting leaders from within our operating companies is central to Addtronics' growth strategy," said Janet Ceddia, President of Addtronics. "Angie and David have demonstrated a deep commitment to customers, a strong command of their technical domains, and the ability to build and lead high-performing teams that execute reliably on complex projects and service offerings." Ceddia added, "Their promotions to President will help drive the next phase of growth for Bow and ACA respectively. It is a privilege to work alongside them." Bow is a leading provider of parts, service, and repair for industrial robotics, specializing in ABB, Epson, and FANUC. Based in Ohio, the company offers a broad inventory of robotic parts, experienced service engineers, field service, and remote troubleshooting support designed to minimize downtime for its customers. With nearly 9 years of experience at Bow, including her recent role as General Manager, Keener brings deep operational knowledge and proven leadership to her new role as President. She will lead Bow's strategy, financial management, operations, and growth initiatives, focusing on scaling the company's technical support model, deepening OEM and customer relationships, and enhancing Bow's reputation as a responsive, highly reliable partner for industrial robotics users.

Addtronics has acquired DAC International, a precision equipment manufacturer for contact and intraocular lens production. DAC, based in Carpinteria, California, will continue under the leadership of President Ken Payne. The acquisition aligns with Addtronics' focus on supporting specialized automation businesses, enabling DAC to expand capabilities and innovate. Both companies aim to enhance their offerings in the ophthalmic manufacturing industry.