Path to $1B Enterprise Value

A Phoenix-based, robotic pipe-fabrication and skid-integration platform purpose-built for hyperscale data-center mechanical scope. Confidential investor information available to qualified parties after NDA execution.

$345M
Year-5 Revenue (combined)
$98.5M
Year-5 EBITDA
$1.18B
Strategic Value (12.0×)

Why this matters

Hyperscale data-center construction in the Sun Belt is constrained by mechanical-trades capacity. DFMA's robotic pipe-fabrication shop and integrated mechanical-electrical skid assembly is designed to remove that constraint — at a defensible cost-per-DI advantage versus traditional field-stick fabrication.

Detailed financials, customer commitments, equipment specifications, and founder backgrounds are available to qualified investors after executing a brief Non-Disclosure & Non-Circumvent Agreement.

Market backdrop

Goldman Sachs argues that AI infrastructure spending may still be underestimated, with hyperscaler capital expenditures projected at roughly $757B in 2026, consensus expectations near $920B in 2027, Goldman's base case around $1.1T, and a bullish scenario approaching $1.4T. Goldman also estimates approximately $5.3T of cumulative AI and data-center capex from 2025 through 2030 by the largest technology platforms.

Against that backdrop, DFMA's serviceable opportunity is the national pool of hyperscale and mission-critical data-center construction spend tied to the scopes we self-perform: specialty pipe fabrication, cooling-related mechanical systems, and modular MEP assemblies. Full TAM/SAM/SOM framing and the V79 obtainable-market model are available behind the NDA.

Sources: Goldman Sachs Research and related June 2026 market commentary on hyperscaler AI/data-center capex; DFMA internal operating assumptions.

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