Swedish firm acquires Manchester chemical company
Indutrade has acquired all of the shares in Corrosion Resistant Products Ltd (CRP), with annual sales of £10 million (SEK 110 million.)
CRP manufactures and distributes fluoropolymer lined equipment for the bulk chemical, fine and speciality chemical and pharmaceutical industries.
Their products include high integrity lined piping and expansion bellows in paste extruded PTFE. These are complemented with ball valves, plug valves, check valves, sight glasses and sampling systems.
Nigel Price, CEO and former shareholder in CRP said “CRP has grown consistently over the last 32 years to become a global supplier of it specialist product.
“We have known Indutrade for many years and see the purchase by them as a natural evolution of the business; one which continues to preserve and value what has made CRP successful, whilst at the same time bringing the financial security of belonging to a larger group.
“Indutrade’s business methods are refreshing and represent an excellent fit for a company such as ours where continuity of approach to our customers is critical. Under their banner we should go from strength to strength.”
“Indutrade has made several acquisitions in the UK recently and we are glad to further strengthen our market position with the acquisition of CRP”, comments Johnny Alvarsson, CEO of Indutrade.
CRP will be part of Indutrade’s Special Products business area. CRP was advised by Jonathan Asquez and Duncan Firman, assisted by Daniel O’Connell, of Yorkshire law firm Gordons, and Indutrade AB by Nabarro LLP of London.
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