Transaction |
2025
Kingfield Electronics acquired by Elite Electronic Systems
Kingfield Electronics was acquired by Elite Electronic Systems, backed by Lonsdale Capital, in a UK electronics manufacturing transaction.

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Client
Kingfield Electronics
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Other party
Elite Electronic Systems
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Advisor
Headpoint Advisors
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Geography
United Kingdom
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Sector
Industrials and Manufacturing, Aerospace and Defence
The transaction
Kingfield Electronics has more than 40 years’ experience producing complex electronic assemblies for aerospace and defence customers. The business operates in high-reliability markets where technical capability, stringent certification and consistent regulatory compliance create significant barriers to entry and underpin long-standing customer relationships.
Headpoint Advisors advised Kingfield’s shareholders on the sale to Northern Ireland-based Elite Electronic Systems, backed by Lonsdale Capital Partners. The transaction combines Kingfield’s specialist expertise, reputation and certifications with Elite’s ambition to broaden its manufacturing offer and expand further into high-integrity markets. The businesses identified a strong strategic and cultural fit, creating a larger platform capable of serving demanding customers across a wider range of electronic manufacturing requirements. The consideration was not disclosed.

Cross-border context
The transaction brought together specialist aerospace and defence electronics capabilities in Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Headpoint Advisors supported the shareholders through a strategically aligned combination within a highly technical and regulated market.

Advising firm
Headpoint Advisors
Solihull
United Kingdom
Headpoint advises private business owners and management teams on company sales, acquisitions, management buy-outs and raising capital. Its partner-led approach combines transaction experience with sector knowledge and international relationships.
From their head office in the heart of the UK, Headpoint supports complex domestic and cross-border transactions, typically with deal values of £10 million to £200 million.
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