Strick parent company buys Evans
Nov 12, 2004 2:13 PM
Diamatrix, Inc announced the acquisition of John Evans Manufacturing Company of Sumter, South Carolina. Diamatrix is the owner of transportation equipment manufacturing and parts sales companies including Strick Trailers, a 67-year-old manufacturer of dry freight vans, and Cheetah Chassis, the largest manufacturer of intermodal container chassis in the United States. John Evans is a manufacturer of specialized equipment, including log trailers and similar products for the construction and forest product industries.
“John Evans is a respected manufacturer of quality products that we feel adds another dimension to our combined product line,” said Densil Williams, president and CEO of Strick Trailers. “We plan to introduce the quality processes and automated systems that have made our companies industry leaders. In addition, we believe that our companies can learn from John Evans ways to approach the smaller orders of specialized products which more and more of our customers want.”
“We are pleased to join the Diamatrix family,:” said Cameron Evans, president of John Evans Trailer and grandson of the founder John Evans. “Their modern systems and commitment to team members and customers are going to help us go where we want to go. We expect to introduce a new generation of products over the next six to 12 months incorporating some of the techniques and ideas that have made Cheetah and Strick successful.”
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