Arxis Completes Acquisitions of Schatz Bearing Corporation and StratEdge Corporation

Arxis, Inc. has successfully completed the acquisition of Schatz Bearing Corporation, a strategic move aimed at bolstering its position in the aerospace and defense sectors. The transaction was finalized on September 2, 2026, following Arxis's acquisition of StratEdge Corporation just a day prior. While the deal value remains undisclosed, the combined revenue for Schatz and StratEdge is projected to exceed $40 million for the fiscal year 2027.

Schatz Bearing Corporation, headquartered in Poughkeepsie, New York, specializes in designing and manufacturing precision bearings for commercial aerospace, defense systems, and space applications. Its products are engineered to perform under demanding conditions, making them critical for applications requiring precise movement in compact spaces. Following the acquisition, Schatz will operate within Arxis' Mechanical Components Segment, enhancing the company’s offerings in this vital area.

StratEdge Corporation, acquired on September 1, 2026, is based in Poway, California, and focuses on high-frequency and high-power ceramic packaging solutions. These products are essential for mission-critical applications in defense and space sectors. StratEdge will be integrated into Arxis' Electronic Components Segment, further expanding Arxis's capabilities in delivering innovative electronic solutions.

The acquisitions of Schatz and StratEdge align with Arxis's broader strategy of enhancing its portfolio through disciplined mergers and acquisitions. Kevin Perhamus, President and CEO of Arxis, emphasized the importance of maintaining the strong reputations of both companies while investing in their growth potential. This strategic approach not only aims to preserve the unique cultures and customer relationships that have contributed to their success but also positions Arxis to capitalize on emerging opportunities in the aerospace and defense markets.

The aerospace and defense sectors are experiencing robust growth, driven by increasing demand for advanced technologies and solutions. The integration of Schatz and StratEdge into Arxis is expected to leverage synergies between mechanical and electronic components, creating a more comprehensive product offering. As defense budgets continue to expand and the need for innovative solutions grows, Arxis is well-positioned to benefit from these trends, potentially driving significant revenue growth in the coming years. The successful integration of these acquisitions will be critical in realizing the anticipated synergies and achieving the projected revenue targets.