ELECTRO-TECH INDUSTRIES COMPANY OVERVIEW

Electro-Tech Industries (“ETI” or the “Company”) is a leading provider of highly engineered electrical power distribution solutions, headquartered in Houston, TX, with over 100,000 square feet of vertically integrated manufacturing space.

Founded in 2000 by George Houche, ETI designs and manufactures a product portfolio that includes mobile and modular substations, low and medium voltage switchgear, automatic transfer switches, electrical control houses, and other custom-engineered power distribution solutions. ETI serves a tenured blue-chip customer base across the data center, electric utility, municipal, energy, and general industrial markets.

ETI combines deep engineering expertise with vertically integrated manufacturing capabilities to deliver complex solutions at competitive lead times. ETI is known in the marketplace for its uncompromising commitment to product quality, technical innovation, and customer service.

Continuim’s partnership with ETI is the result of strong cultural alignment and a shared vision for future growth with George Houche, who will remain a significant shareholder and the Company’s President, alongside ETI’s CFO, Elizabeth Houche. Continuim will utilize its Efficiency Driven Growth Engine (“EDGE”) playbook to support ETI’s next chapter of growth, with plans to expand manufacturing capacity and further support and grow the Company’s talented employee base to help meet the historic increase in the demand for electrical power.

Continuim’s acquisition of ETI serves as the first platform investment in CEP Fund II, LP, and the initial investment within its Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution thesis.

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