Key Takeaways
- • Reichmann Segal Capital Partners has launched Metatron Private Equity, a new investment platform co-founded by Charles Reichmann and Jarrad Segal targeting strategic acquisitions in North America with strong operational foundations and long-term growth potential.
- • Metatron completed its inaugural acquisition of Green Circuits Inc., a Silicon Valley-based electronics manufacturing services (EMS) provider serving aerospace, defense, medical, industrial, and advanced technology sectors, purchased from private equity firm Evolve Capital.
- • Green Circuits brings established market position with an engineering-centric operational model, industry-leading management, and differentiated capabilities in high-reliability, quick-turn, and complex electronics manufacturing—positioning it to benefit from domestic supply chain resiliency demand.
- • Financing for the Green Circuits acquisition was secured through a lender syndicate led by National Bank of Canada, providing capital for both the acquisition and planned operational expansion and geographic growth initiatives.
- • The investment thesis emphasizes growing demand for domestic electronics manufacturing capacity and supply chain resilience, with management positioning Green Circuits to capture market opportunities through strategic investment, operational enhancement, and customer diversification.
Summary
Reichmann Segal Capital Partners announced the formation of Metatron Private Equity on June 1, 2026, establishing a new investment platform led by co-CEOs Charles Reichmann and Jarrad Segal. The firm's mandate focuses on identifying and acquiring well-operated North American businesses with significant long-term growth trajectories, positioning itself within the lower-middle-market private equity landscape.
The platform's inaugural transaction marks the acquisition of Green Circuits Inc., a Silicon Valley-based electronics manufacturing services provider with established operations in the aerospace, defense, medical, industrial, and advanced technology verticals. Green Circuits was previously held by Evolve Capital, a Wallace, Texas-based private equity firm. The company has built its market position on engineering-centric operations, quick-turn and high-reliability manufacturing capabilities, and established customer relationships within critical sectors dependent on complex electronics.
According to Segal, the investment reflects Metatron's strategic focus on platform companies with "exceptional reputation," strong management teams, and differentiated market positioning. The cofounders emphasized Green Circuits' unique positioning to capitalize on secular demand drivers including increased emphasis on domestic electronics manufacturing, supply chain resiliency initiatives, and capabilities for high-complexity production. Reichmann highlighted plans to deploy capital for strategic investment, operational expansion, geographic growth, and customer diversification as value-creation levers.
Financing for the transaction was arranged through a lender syndicate anchored by National Bank of Canada, providing the capital structure necessary to fund both the acquisition and subsequent growth initiatives. The transaction demonstrates institutional confidence in the domestic EMS market's expansion drivers, particularly within defense, aerospace, and critical technology manufacturing segments where supply chain localization priorities have intensified.
The platform's inaugural transaction marks the acquisition of Green Circuits Inc., a Silicon Valley-based electronics manufacturing services provider with established operations in the aerospace, defense, medical, industrial, and advanced technology verticals. Green Circuits was previously held by Evolve Capital, a Wallace, Texas-based private equity firm. The company has built its market position on engineering-centric operations, quick-turn and high-reliability manufacturing capabilities, and established customer relationships within critical sectors dependent on complex electronics.
According to Segal, the investment reflects Metatron's strategic focus on platform companies with "exceptional reputation," strong management teams, and differentiated market positioning. The cofounders emphasized Green Circuits' unique positioning to capitalize on secular demand drivers including increased emphasis on domestic electronics manufacturing, supply chain resiliency initiatives, and capabilities for high-complexity production. Reichmann highlighted plans to deploy capital for strategic investment, operational expansion, geographic growth, and customer diversification as value-creation levers.
Financing for the transaction was arranged through a lender syndicate anchored by National Bank of Canada, providing the capital structure necessary to fund both the acquisition and subsequent growth initiatives. The transaction demonstrates institutional confidence in the domestic EMS market's expansion drivers, particularly within defense, aerospace, and critical technology manufacturing segments where supply chain localization priorities have intensified.
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