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Published March 13, 2014
Following the acquisition of Maxcess by Bertram Capital, the private equity firm will merge Maxcess and Webex Inc. The merged company will operate as Maxcess, and retain the brands of Webex, Fife, Tidland and MAGPOWR, which together represent more th… Read More »
Published February 12, 2014
The merged company will operate as Maxcess, and retain the brands of Webex, Fife, Tidland and MAGPOWR. Read More »
By Steve Katz, Editor
Published January 13, 2014
The addition of Maxcess marks Bertram Capital's second investment in the web handling equipment industry. Read More »
Published April 10, 2013
NimCor, Inc., an OEM of air shafts, chucks and bowed rolls, has moved to new facilities at Webex, Inc., headquartered in Neenah, WI, USA. Founded in 1961, NimCor is one of the industry’s first pioneers in manufacturing carbon fiber air shafts.… Read More »
Published April 9, 2013
Prior to joining Webex, Edwards was CEO of Extrusion Dies Industries. Read More »
Published March 26, 2013
The move to consolidate NimCor operations in Wisconsin is part of a strategic plan to support and grow the brand. Read More »
Published January 29, 2013
The deal marks Bertram’s second investment in the web handling equipment industry. Read More »
Published October 15, 2007
Webex finalizes its
new ownership
Wynnchurch Capital, a private equity firm based in Chicago, has acquired a majority interest in Webex Inc., a provider of precision rolls for the web handling and converting industries based in Neenah, WI, USA.
W… Read More »
Published July 20, 2005
Webex Inc. acquires
Wisconsin roll maker
Webex Inc., a manufacturer of rolls and custom web handling machinery located in Neenah, WI, has purchased Fox Companies Machining Inc., a roll manufacturer and specialty machine shop located in Greenville,… Read More »
