PMGC Holdings
The Firm
IT BUYS AT A SIZE A SEARCHER RECOGNIZES, which is rare on this shelf. Its first CNC purchase was a California shop that had turned just over $1.39 million of revenue the year before, and the release names the price: $650,000 in cash. A buyer bidding on a shop that size is bidding against a public company.
It names what it bought and when. Two purchases three months apart in 2025, the platform shop in July and then that platform buying all the operating assets of a forty-year-old Hawthorne CNC company in October. The second was made by the subsidiary rather than the parent, which is the shape a roll-up takes once it owns its first shop.
The 2026 index is where a seller should look next, and it says three things at once. The holding company itself bought a third California CNC shop in February 2026 and an Azusa aerospace machining company in May, and the releases print base prices of $2.25 million and $4.5 million. The subsidiary that made the 2025 purchases was merged into that aerospace company in July 2026, so the company that signed a 2025 deal no longer exists under that name. In the same summer the group signed a letter of intent for a majority stake in another precision manufacturer and announced an investment in a precision aerospace and defense group, so the buying has not stopped.
It is not a machine shop operator. The same holding company runs a biosciences brand and its news alternates between the two. So what a seller is joining is a public roll-up whose thesis is aerospace and defense supply chains, assembled from shops, and not a trade group run by people who grew up in one. Its stock went through two reverse splits in the first quarter of 2026, and in July the company said it met Nasdaq's market value requirement, which a seller taking shares should read first.
What It Buys
Newport Beach, California. A listed holding company rolling up US precision machining, which buys single CNC shops outright and prints the revenue it bought in the release.
Selling to them one day, or watching them as the other bidder? Track them in the Contact Book so the relationship has a next-touch date.
Confirmed Deals
4 deals traced to announcements by PMGC Holdings, 2025 to 2026, newest first. Firms that announce every deal show a fuller run here than firms that report acquisitions as quarterly counts, so read this as the evidence that clears the bar rather than as the firm's whole record.
- A&B Aerospace, Inc. · May 13, 2026
An Azusa, California precision machining company for aerospace, which absorbed the AGA subsidiary that July.
- SVM Machining, Inc. · February 3, 2026
A Northern California CNC machine shop, the holding company's third in the state, bought by the parent itself.
- Indarg Engineering · October 28, 2025
All operating assets of a Hawthorne precision CNC company founded in 1985, bought by the platform shop.
- AGA Precision Systems · July 18, 2025
A California CNC machining and mold shop that turned over $1.39 million in 2024, bought for $650,000 in cash.