CompoSecure and Husky completed merger, the new group becomes GPGI
CompoSecure completed its previously announced business combination with Husky and the combination creates a best-in-class, diversified compounder featuring two global market leaders with approx. 70% recurring revenues, high margins, and strong free cash flow generation. The combined business is valued at 7.4 billion dollars, and it was funded through an oversubscribed private placement of approximately 2 billion dollars from premier investors, Platinum Equity’s rollover of approximately 1 billion dollars, and approximately 2 billion dollars of debt. The David Cote Family will retain its entire 1 billion equity investment in the corporate entity.
In conjunction with closing the Husky transaction, CompoSecure is also announcing a rebrand to GPGI. The new name represents its core philosophy of acquiring and operating businesses that hold “Great Positions in Good Industries” (GPGI). This rebranding follows the evolution of CompoSecure from a single operating business into a permanent capital platform purpose-built to acquire, own, and scale great businesses that can benefit from the systematic deployment of the Resolute Operating System.
On a go-forward basis, both CompoSecure and Husky will retain their existing trade names and will be two distinct reporting segments operating independently as part of GPGI’s permanent capital platform. It is anticipated that the company’s common stock will begin trading under the new name and ticker symbol GPGI on the New York Stock Exchange at the opening of trading on 23 January 2026.
“We are thrilled to announce the completion of the Husky transaction and the corporate entity’s name change to GPGI, Inc. We are making progress at both CompoSecure and Husky – and are even more convinced today about the prospects for both companies and for the broader platform. We remain focused on delivering results for our shareholders and investors and making GPGI an aspirational home for great operators and great businesses,” Dave Cote, the Company’s Executive Chairman, and Tom Knott, the Company’s Chief Investment Officer, stated.
“Husky Technologies will build on the strong foundation we have established over our 73-year history. Within GPGI’s structure and investment, we will continue to build the technologies, systems and capabilities that matter most to our customers and team members. Our focus remains on delivering high performance, reliability, service excellence and innovation. Husky will continue executing its current growth strategy with sustainability and innovation remaining central to our pipeline,” Husky Technologies CEO Bradley Selleck added.



