Industrials

Industrials

Bridgepoint excels in delivering successful outcomes for clients in the industrial sector with EBITDA of $4 million or more.

Providing Unparalleled Solutions In The Industrial Sector

Our deep-rooted relationships with institutional funders and buyers focused on the industrials space empower us to originate, structure, and execute tailored financing and M&A solutions that align with the goals of our industrial clients. At the heart of our work is building trust that drives their success, exemplified by many industrials transactions such as Ampirical Solutions, Garner Industries, Airlite Plastics, Contractors Siding, Windows & Roofing Supply, Davidson Homes, DBI, Fellers, and MediaOne.

Bryan Wallace
Bryan Wallace
Managing Director, Head of Industrials
Power & Infrastructure
Kate Loughran
Kate Loughran
Managing Director
Manufacturing, Materials & Chemicals
Alex Reiss
Alex Reiss
Managing Director
Mobility & Diversified Industrials
Currey Cornelius
Currey Cornelius
Managing Director
Built Environment & Specialty Construction
Steven Townsend
Steven Townsend
Director
Building Products Services & Distribution

Selected Segments

  • Manufacturing
  • Utility & Infrastructure Services
  • Engineering Services
  • Testing, Inspection, Certification & Compliance (TICC)
  • Chemicals
  • Building Products
  • Construction Services
  • Paints & Coatings
  • Signage, Display & Print Services
  • Agribusiness
  • Automotive Products & Services
  • Residential Services (HVAC, Roofing, Landscaping, etc.)
  • Paper & Packaging
  • Distribution
  • Industrial Technology
  • Facility Services
  • Plastics
  • Equipment Rental

Selected Recent Sector Transactions

Select Industrials Reports

08/25/2026
Industrial Services Industry & Market Update, Grid Modernization and TICC Spotlight, Second Quarter 2026

Every AI query, EV charge, and new data center is straining a power grid built for a different century, and the money is already moving faster than most owners realize. $115 billion went into grid modernization last year alone. Data centers could be pulling 12% of the nation's electricity by 2028.

That's rewriting who's buying, what they're paying, and how fast they're moving on deals. Valuation multiples for the engineering, construction, and testing/inspection firms behind this build-out are running well above historical norms, and strategic, financial, and credit buyers are all chasing the same targets.

Our Q2 2026 Industry & Market Update lays out exactly where the opportunity stands, who's positioned to win, and why this window may not stay open long.
07/01/2026
Building Products M&A Update, Second Quarter 2026

Siding is quietly becoming one of the busiest corners of building products, with deals moving across manufacturing, distribution, and installation at once. Fire-code and energy-efficiency mandates are pulling capital into fiber cement and composites, aging homes are hitting their replacement window, and consolidation is redrawing distribution - adding up to what may be the most favorable sell-side window for middle-market owners in years.

Our Q2 2026 Building Products M&A Update unpacks the trends, valuation benchmarks, and deal activity behind the shift, and what it means for owners weighing a sale. Download it now.
05/11/2026
Manufacturing Industry & Deal Update, Second Quarter 2026

The U.S. utility components sector is entering one of its most compelling investment cycles in years — driven by accelerating electricity demand from data centers and electrification, record utility capital spending on grid modernization, and multi-year lead times on critical grid equipment. The dynamics shaping today's market create significant opportunity, but also real complexity for operators and investors, particularly as infrastructure capital, strategic acquirers, and constrained supply chains converge on a narrowing window of premium valuations.

Our Q2 2026 Manufacturing Industry & Deal Update breaks down the trends, valuation benchmarks, and M&A activity defining the sector right now — and what it means for businesses looking to grow, partner, or exit.
04/21/2026
Industrials Market Update, Automotive Maintenance & Repair, First Quarter 2026

The U.S. automotive maintenance and repair market is undergoing a significant shift — driven by an aging vehicle fleet, rising miles traveled, and rapid changes in vehicle technology. The dynamics shaping today's market create real opportunity, but also real complexity for operators and investors, particularly in a sector with on-going consolidation.

Our Q1 2026 Industrials Market Update breaks down the trends, valuation benchmarks, and M&A activity defining the sector right now — and what it means for businesses looking to grow, partner, or exit.