Astara Capital has acquired Dynatec Systems, a Burlington, New Jersey-based provider of industrial wastewater treatment systems. The firm serves markets including food & beverage, automotive, data center, waste, and general manufacturing. Tom Doherty, Dynatec’s founder and president, will remain with the business and retain a meaningful ownership stake. Hu Fleming, an Astara strategic advisor, will join Dynatec’s board. Lindsey Tannenbaum, an Astara partner, emphasized the strategic fit, noting Dynatec’s expertise in treating tough waste streams. The transaction aims to maintain Dynatec’s service quality while investing in growth. Legal advisors Dentons LLP and Robinson, Bradshaw & Hinson, P.A. facilitated the deal. Financial terms were undisclosed. Founded in 1978, Dynatec’s post-acquisition focus includes organic growth and process improvements.

The acquisition positions Astara Capital to leverage Dynatec’s decades of experience in industrial wastewater solutions. Dynatec’s customer base relies on its specialized aftermarket products and services. Hu Fleming’s board role signals strategic oversight. The move aligns with industry trends toward waste reuse. Astara’s priority is preserving Dynatec’s reputation for best-in-class solutions.

Key drivers include rising demand for wastewater treatment in manufacturing sectors. Tom Doherty’s leadership continuity ensures operational stability. Astara aims to scale Dynatec’s capabilities to meet evolving regulatory and sustainability pressures. The deal underscores Astara Capital’s focus on industrial niche markets.