Benchmark International successfully facilitated the acquisition of CiM Automation (Pty) Ltd by Synapt Holdings (Pty) Ltd, positioning CiM for accelerated growth and long-term success.
Information on the Target
CiM Automation (Pty) Ltd is a distinguished distributor of sensor solutions tailored for automated industrial processes. The company excels in representing world-leading brands, ensuring top-tier international reputation and support, complemented by a reliable local supply chain. Established over 35 years ago, CiM Automation has fostered long-standing relationships with reputable manufacturers, which underscores its commitment to providing exceptional local engineering expertise across sub-Saharan Africa. Headquartered in Cape Town, South Africa, the company’s technical team remains dedicated to supporting its diverse customer base.
With a solid reputation in the industry, CiM Automation has consistently delivered quality service and products. The recent acquisition by Synapt Holdings (Pty) Ltd is expected to elevate its growth trajectory, allowing for enhanced synergies and capabilities that will further benefit its clientele.
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Industry Overview in South Africa
The industrial automation sector in South Africa is poised for significant growth, spurred by the increasing reliance on automation solutions to enhance productivity and efficiency. As industries migrate towards digitization and smart technologies, the demand for innovative sensor
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Synapt Holdings (Pty) Ltd
invested in
CiM Automation (Pty) Ltd
in 2025
in a Buyout deal