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Breaking News: RMC and Larson International are merging to form one company

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In some big news, RMC and Larson International are merging to form a single operating identity, with the promise to create a "powerhouse in the amusement industry". The new organization will make a portfolio of family and thrill rides. Both companies will combine their engineering R&D efforts to further drive innovations for both companies. Additional operating synergies will be derived through leveraging manufacturing capacity and streamlining back-office operations including benefits, accounting, software licensing etc. 

After 30+ years with Larson, President Jeff Novotny has elected to retire, however his son Hunter will be a key part of the new company. All existing staff and management will be retained at the new company. 

The new company will be lead by Darren Toor (president of RMC) who will serve as president and CEO. RMC is committed to "building dreams" by consistently delivering award winning rides. Going forward, RMC will continue building existing ride platforms as well as develop new and differentiated rides.

"I am excited to bring together these two incredible organizations," stated Toor. "Our values are closely aligned, and I look forward to future success by putting out incredible rides, providing a great value, and treating our customers and crew members like family."

Both companies have collaborated for several years on many projects. The merger provides current Larson International customers with the same quality rides and service that they have known for years and provides the Larson International staff the opportunity to grow, learn and contribute to a different side of the industry. Adding the proven product line from Larson gives RMC additional diversity and allows RMC to deliver rides to any size of operator. 

People kept telling them to RMC a Larson, as a joke. Turns out they RMC'd the whole Larson company 

I think it will be cool. RMC can’t do much other ride types in their company but now they can through Larson.

Edited by REGIE

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