Tracing its roots back
to 1903 and marketed under the Arcosa Marine, Nabrico and Wintech brands, the
Arcosa’s barge business is a leading manufacturer of inland barges, fiberglass
barge covers, winches and marine hardware with operations located along the
U.S. inland river systems. Revenues and adjusted segment EBITDA were $383
million and $68 million, respectively, in 2025.
“With a strong backlog that provides production
visibility deep into 2026 and market fundamentals supporting a healthy
replacement cycle, we believe this is the right time to transition the barge
business to an owner aligned with its long-term growth plans,” said Antonio Carrillo, president and CEO of
Arcosa. “I am confident in its continued success under the focused ownership of
Wynnchurch. I want to thank our talented leadership team, dedicated employees
and longstanding customers for their significant contributions to Arcosa
Marine. We look forward to Arcosa Marine building on its strong reputation for
providing best-in-class products in this next chapter.”
Rosemont, Ill.-headquartered Wynnchurch Capital
L.P. notes that the transaction represents a corporate carve-out of Arcosa
Inc.’s marine products business and will establish Arcosa Marine as an
independent, standalone platform under Wynnchurch ownership.
Headquartered in
Covington, La., Arcosa Marine operates six strategically located manufacturing
facilities across the inland waterway system.
Greg Gleason, managing
partner at Wynnchurch, said, “Arcosa Marine is a leading barge manufacturer
with strong fundamentals, attractive end markets, and a long-standing
reputation for quality and safety. As a standalone business, we believe the
company will benefit from a dedicated strategic focus and enhanced operational
flexibility. This investment highlights Wynnchurch’s capability in executing
complex carve-outs and partnering with industrial businesses to drive
operational improvement and long-term growth.”
Mike MacKay, principal
at Wynnchurch, added, “Arcosa Marine operates in a critical segment of the
U.S. transportation infrastructure with favorable long-term demand drivers. We
see meaningful opportunities to invest in the Company’s operations and pursue
both organic and strategic growth initiatives. We look forward to working
closely with management to accelerate these value creation opportunities.”