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Peoria body armor maker TYR Tactical to be acquired in $175M deal

TYR Tactical, a Peoria business, will be acquired in a $175 million transaction. Jacksonville, Florida-based Cadre Holdings Inc. will take it over.

TYT Tactical, Peoria company, acquired for $175 million...

Jason Beck, founder of Tyr Tactical, stands in the large sewing room at the company's Peoria manufacturing facility in this file photo. (Photo via Corina Vanek)

(Photo via Corina Vanek)

One of Phoenix Business Journal’s fastest-growing private companies will be acquired in a $175 million transaction.

Peoria-based body armor manufacturer TYR Tactical has entered into an agreement to be acquired by Jacksonville, Florida-based Cadre Holdings Inc. in a deal that is projected to close in the first half of 2026.

Cadre Holdings (NYSE: CDRE) manufactures and distributes safety and survivability equipment used by law enforcement, first responders and military globally. Cadre’s brands include Safariland and Med-Eng.

TYR Tactical was founded in 2010 by Jane Beck and Jason Beck — who is also mayor of Peoria. The company also has facilities in El Paso, Texas; Ontario, Canada; and Aarhus, Denmark.

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gary6449 Bassman 10 months ago

I'm thinking that selling "body armor" is a pretty good business to be in right now ..

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Ucbay Anner 10 months ago

How about we all just try getting along and work toward world peace and equality. It is not a good sign that these companies are growing. It is a sad story.