Acquisition History / Decus Capital (Marc Decoste, Novastone Capital Advisors) / Extended Power
Decus Capital (Marc Decoste, Novastone Capital Advisors) Acquires Extended Power
Announced June 5, 2025 — approximately $14.5M in revenue, with an EBITDA margin of 36% over the last twelve months
What happened
Novastone-backed searcher Marc Decoste acquired Extended Power, a Las Vegas provider of temporary energy and generator solutions (system design, permitting, power distribution, generators, fuelling and lighting) serving construction, emergency response and events.
- Target
- Extended Power
- Announced
- June 5, 2025
- Price
- approximately $14.5M in revenue, with an EBITDA margin of 36% over the last twelve months
- Industry
- Temporary power and generator services
- Buyer type
- Search fund
- Fund vehicle
- Decus Capital
- Backing investors
- Novastone Capital Advisors, Iberia NCA NF I, Dellin Investments
- Status
- Closed
By the numbers
Frequently Asked Questions About This Acquisition
When did Decus Capital (Marc Decoste, Novastone Capital Advisors) acquire Extended Power?
Decus Capital (Marc Decoste, Novastone Capital Advisors) acquired Extended Power on June 5, 2025. This was Decus Capital (Marc Decoste, Novastone Capital Advisors)'s 1st publicly tracked acquisition out of 1 we have on record.
How much did Decus Capital (Marc Decoste, Novastone Capital Advisors) pay for Extended Power?
Decus Capital (Marc Decoste, Novastone Capital Advisors) paid approximately $14.5M in revenue, with an EBITDA margin of 36% over the last twelve months for Extended Power.
What does Extended Power do?
Novastone-backed searcher Marc Decoste acquired Extended Power, a Las Vegas provider of temporary energy and generator solutions (system design, permitting, power distribution, generators, fuelling and lighting) serving construction, emergency response and events.
What other Temporary power and generator services companies has Decus Capital (Marc Decoste, Novastone Capital Advisors) acquired?
Extended Power is Decus Capital (Marc Decoste, Novastone Capital Advisors)'s only publicly tracked acquisition in Temporary power and generator services so far.