Triton of Delaware, an ATM manufacturer that makes its machines in the U.S., and formerly a division of the Dover Corporation, has been sold to private investors, the company has confirmed press reports.
The company had been undergoing a degree of uncertainty after a previous purchase attempt had fallen through after anti-trust issues with the U.S. Justice Department with that deal could not be resolved.
Triton, which manufacturers its machines in Long Beach, Miss., began as a manufacturer of primarily retail based, primarily cash dispensing ATMs, but has since begun to also manufacturer machines smaller financial institutions such as community banks and credit unions can deploy in their branches.
