Kastle Systems, located in Falls Church, Virginia and renowned for its office building security systems, is acquiring a majority stake in i2G Systems, a Sterling, Virginia-based building security firm that caters to high-security data centers.
Kastle Systems, located in Falls Church, Virginia and renowned for its office building security systems, is acquiring a majority stake in i2G Systems, a Sterling, Virginia-based building security firm that caters to high-security data centers.
While Kastle Systems did not reveal the financial specifics of the investment, it described the deal as the most significant in the company’s 50-year history.
Mark Ein, chairman of Kastle Systems, is a prominent venture capitalist in the D.C. area. He participated in the investment group led by Josh Harris that acquired the Washington Commanders in 2023, and he also owns the Washington Kastles tennis team, an esports team, and Washington City Paper.
Founded in 2013, i2G Systems specializes in industries requiring high security, such as healthcare, financial services, and stadiums.
Kastle Systems stated that this acquisition enhances its technological capabilities by incorporating advanced perimeter security solutions, including radar, thermal imaging, and AI analytics. i2G’s clientele includes some of the largest global operators of data centers.
“This strategic investment underscores Kastle’s dedication to expanding into rapidly growing high-security markets that demand the most advanced technology solutions,” Ein mentioned in a statement.
Kastle Systems was established in 1972 and was acquired by Ein’s Venturehouse Group in 2007. Ein has been associated with several early-stage companies and has facilitated over $1.5 billion in private equity and venture capital investments.
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