Bloom Manufacturing Purchased by Entegra Attachments, LLC

Holding company Entegra Attachments acquired the 110-year-old hydraulic winch and speed reducer manufacturer in July of this year.

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In July of this year, a new holding company, Entegra Attachments, LLC of Saint Charles, IL, acquired Bloom Manufacturing, Inc, a 110-year-old manufacturer of standard and custom-designed hydraulic winches, speed reducers, parts and accessories, located in Independence, IA.

Entegra Attachments focuses its investments in manufacturers that offer highly unique product and service propositions across an array of industrial stationary and mobile attachment platforms.

Michael Flannery, Entegra’s CEO, commented, “Bloom’s unique value proposition and 110-year legacy of high quality products, backed by substantial intimate knowledge and engineering expertise, is exactly the unique mix we were looking for. We believe Bloom’s significant service attributes along with a wide array of standard and custom designs tailored to customer’s unique needs and further enhanced by increased investment, offers strong potential for sustained growth.”

Bloom’s business designation has been slightly modified to Bloom Manufacturing, LLC. “The LLC designation is the only thing that will change with respect to who Bloom Manufacturing is and what we stand for,” said Mark Collett, current president. “I chose to sell to Entegra due to their desire to maintain the same strong product and service mix that Bloom’s customers have relied on for many decades. With increased investment from our new owners, we will be able to expand this powerful one-stop shop source for the highest quality hydraulic winches and speed reducers available in the market today.”

Josh Weig, Bloom’s General Manager, stated that he and the entire Bloom team are very enthused about the next exciting chapter in Bloom Manufacturing’s story, which J.S. Bloom began in 1910. “From its first product – a wooden corn crusher system which evolved to other agriculture material-handling products and eventually into winch and speed reducer systems – one can only imagine what the future holds for this very creative and entrepreneurial company,” he stated.