
The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2026, subject to customary closing conditions.
According to Stellar, the acquisition strengthens Stellar’s long-term growth strategy by expanding its lifting equipment and work-at-height solutions, widening its presence across core vocational markets and creating additional opportunities for distributors, customers and employee-owners. Stellar is currently a manufacturer of high-quality work trucks, trailers and service truck and van accessories.
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Founded in 1948, Elliott Equipment Company pioneered the first truck-mounted telescoping aerial platform and continues to design industry-leading equipment for utility transmission, commercial construction, municipal services and fleet maintenance applications.

Following the close of the transaction, Elliott Equipment Company will operate as a distinct business unit of Stellar, maintaining its current employees, facilities, brand identity and dealer relationships in Omaha, Nebraska. Jim Glazer, president of Elliott Equipment Company, will continue to lead the organization.
“We are thrilled to continue the Elliott Equipment Company story with Stellar,” says Glazer. “This acquisition represents a strong cultural fit between two organizations that share a commitment to people, product integrity and long-term growth.”
Stellar also notes its 100% employee-owned structure aligns employee success directly with company performance. Through the ESOP, employee-owners share in the organization’s long-term growth, reinforcing a culture of collaboration, innovation and accountability.
And with the addition of Elliott, Stellar will broaden its capabilities in aerial work platforms, utility lifting solutions and material-handling technologies, enabling both companies to better serve existing customers and pursue new opportunities in adjacent markets. Both organizations remain committed to U.S. manufacturing, exceptional service and industry-leading engineering, the companies say.












