Narda-MITEQ

Narda-MITEQ

Narda-MITEQ LLC is the corporate and investment vehicle for the fortune created by the founding of Narda Microwave Corporation, a Long Island-based pioneer in microwave and radio-frequency components. The business was established in 1954 by Harold S. Goldberg and others, eventually growing into a major supplier for defense, telecommunications, and space applications. After a series of mergers and acquisitions that created Narda-MITEQ, the entity now functions as a single-family office overseeing the assets of the founding families. The family office's investment strategy centers on direct ownership of real estate and continuation of the operating business. It maintains a portfolio that includes Narda-MITEQ's manufacturing operations in Hauppauge, New York, which produce components for GPS, satellite, and radar systems (per public record). The office is known to hold commercial real estate properties on Long Island and has participated in local industrial development. Geographically, the office's concentration is in the New York metropolitan area, with no public evidence of international deployment. No public data exists on the number of professionals, AUM, or specific deployment figures. The office does not appear on LinkedIn or maintain a public website focused on investment activities. No recent operational events have been reported in the last 24 months. The office likely employs a small team, consistent with its single-family structure. The structural differentiator of Narda-MITEQ is its deep roots in a specific manufacturing niche — the office's capital base remains tied to the microwave component industry, and its investment posture reflects the conservative, long-horizon approach common to family offices built on industrial rather than financial fortunes. Unlike many SFOs that have shifted toward liquid assets or venture capital, Narda-MITEQ retains a direct operating business and real estate focus.