NextGen Growth Partners has acquired Hunter Power Services for an undisclosed amount. The transaction transfers full ownership of the electrical infrastructure specialist to the acquiring firm, which will now oversee its operations and strategic direction.
Hunter Power Services was formed to build and serve critical electrical infrastructure that keeps communities, companies, manufacturers and others running. Its work spans three main areas: high voltage and electrical testing, electrical construction and maintenance, and backup generation and motor services. The company’s focus on reliability and uptime for essential systems has made it a steady operator in a field where downtime carries significant cost.
For NextGen Growth Partners, the acquisition adds a service-oriented business with recurring demand rather than project-based volatility. Electrical testing and maintenance contracts provide a stable revenue base, while backup generation services align with growing concerns over grid resilience and extreme weather events. The purchase also gives the acquirer a foothold in a sector that requires specialized technical skills and safety certifications, which are difficult to replicate quickly.
The combined entity will keep Hunter Power Services’ existing operational structure intact, with its leadership team remaining in place to manage day-to-day work. NextGen Growth Partners intends to provide capital for equipment upgrades and technician training, aiming to expand service capacity in existing regions without disrupting current client relationships. No changes to customer contracts or service terms have been announced.
The acquisition positions the combined company to pursue larger infrastructure projects and multi-site maintenance agreements, areas where scale and financial backing often determine competitiveness. With ownership now under NextGen Growth Partners, Hunter Power Services is expected to pursue a measured expansion of its service footprint while maintaining its focus on critical electrical reliability.

