Myers Industries Sells Myers Tire Supply to Lion Equity Partners for $30 Million
Myers Industries sold its Myers Tire Supply North America business to Lion Equity Partners for $30 million. The sale aligns with Myers' strategy to focus on core engineered resin and composite products. Myers Industries CEO Aaron Schapper stated the transaction will strengthen the company's balance sheet and drive long-term growth. Myers Tire Supply has 233 employees and serves the tire, wheel, and under-vehicle service industry.
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The 30-second read
Why it matters
The $30 M cash infusion strengthens the balance sheet, allowing reinvestment in core growth platforms.
Market read
A modest divestiture with limited immediate market impact; primarily a corporate restructuring move.
What to watch
Potential future acquisition interest in the tire‑supply business and impact on existing supplier relationships.
Background
Myers Industries is refocusing on engineered resin and composite products after selling its tire‑supply division.
Market effects
Divestiture may sharpen focus on engineered resin market, modest impact on specialty materials sector.
Limited to U.S. industrial segment; no broad regional effect.
Low global relevance.
Counterpoint
The $30 M sale could be seen as a sign of cash‑flow pressure rather than strategic focus.
Key entities
- CompanyMyers Industries
Akron‑based industrial manufacturer selling tire‑supply business.
- Private EquityLion Equity Partners
Denver‑based firm acquiring Myers Tire Supply.



