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Corfin Industries
Corfin Industries is a company based in Salem, New Hampshire. It provides services for the microelectronics sector, including wafer processing and die and...
Corfin Industries
Corfin Industries is a company based in Salem, New Hampshire. It provides services for the microelectronics sector, including wafer processing and die and wafer component modifications. Corfin Industries serves aerospace, defense, and high-reliability electronics markets with component design, packaging, assembly, and testing services.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
1982
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Manchester
Corporate office
Manchester, NH, United States
Additional offices
Salem, NH, United States
Principals
Paul R. Barresi
President
James F. O'Neil
Vice President of Operations
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Corfin Industries?
Corfin Industries is not an investment firm; it is a privately held operating business focused on defense-electronics services. Operational and strategic decisions are made by President Paul R. Barresi and the management team. There is no allocator-driven investment committee or external deployment mandate.
What is Corfin Industries' core service line?
Corfin's primary service is robotic hot solder dipping of electronic components, a process that removes tin finishes and replaces them with tin-lead solder to prevent tin whiskers — a critical reliability step for military and aerospace hardware. They also offer BGA reballing, component testing, and counterfeit mitigation.
Which defense prime contractors does Corfin support?
While the firm does not publish a full client list, public records and industry positioning indicate it supports major defense primes including Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, and the US Department of Defense directly through Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) programs.
How is Corfin Industries positioned across different defense platforms?
Corfin's services are platform-agnostic, supporting component preparation for a wide range of legacy and current systems. Robotic hot solder dipping is particularly vital for sustaining older platforms — including the F-16, C-130, and Patriot missile systems — where original component finishes no longer meet modern reliability standards.
Is Corfin Industries a single-family office or an investment vehicle?
Corfin Industries is neither. It is a standalone, privately owned industrial services company that specializes in defense-electronics logistics. It does not manage third-party capital or family wealth and has no known investment portfolio.
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