Allied Industrial Acquires Pride Dynamo
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Allied Industrial Acquires Pride Dynamo

Newest platform builds on Allied’s past investment experience in power services and rentals

Pride Dynamo, headquartered in Abilene, Texas, provides distributed power services and equipment—including natural gas generators, electrical panels, transformers, and micro-grid systems—used on a permanent or rental basis in the industrial, energy infrastructure, utility, and data center sectors.

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Allied Industrial Partners has acquired Pride Dynamo, a provider of distributed power services and equipment.

Pride Dynamo, headquartered in Abilene, Texas, provides distributed power services and equipment—including natural gas generators, electrical panels, transformers, and micro-grid systems—used on a permanent or rental basis in the industrial, energy infrastructure, utility, and data center sectors.

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Pride Dynamo was founded in 2024 by Bill Wood and Nicholas Wood. Post closing, the two founders will maintain an ownership interest in the company and will continue to lead the business in partnership with Allied Industrial.

“We founded Pride Dynamo to bring excellence, speed, and integrity to the critical power space, and this investment will help fuel the next step in our evolution,” said Mr. Wood. “Allied shares our growth mindset and values, and we are confident this partnership will allow us to expand our footprint and serve more customers in increasingly vital sectors.”

“We are excited to partner with Bill, Nicholas, and the team at Pride Dynamo to scale a next-generation power solutions provider,” said Bradford Rossi and Philip Wright, co-founders and managing partners at Allied Industrial, in a released statement. “Pride Dynamo’s customer-first culture, execution capabilities, and market opportunity align closely with Allied’s track record of building resilient, infrastructure-focused businesses.”

Allied Industrial invests in lower and middle-market companies with EBITDA from $5 million to $30 million. Sectors of interest include industrial rentals, manufacturing, distribution, environmental services, and infrastructure. The firm was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Houston.

Allied Industrial has experience in the power services sector. In June 2021, the firm formed CES Power to carve out CAT Entertainment Services from Ring Power Corporation. CES provides power services for the broadcasting, entertainment, emergency response, and industrial sectors, including at music and arts festivals, concerts, feature film sets, professional sporting events, corporate conventions, and field hospitals. Allied Industrial has completed 11 add-on acquisitions for CES.

In April 2025, Allied Industrial held a final and above-target closing of its oversubscribed debut fund, Allied Industrial Partners I-A and I-B LP, at its $300 million hard cap. The new fund’s original target was $250 million.

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