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Workdry expands into North America with acquisition of Holland Pump Company
Workdry International, the parent company of engineered pump rental solutions and wastewater treatment asset rental providers Selwood, Siltbuster, and Vanderkamp, has announced a strategic expansion into the North American market through the acquisition of Holland Pump Company a regional market-leading water handling and pump rental services provider in the United States.
The deal is backed by independent fund manager Arcus Infrastructure Partners, through Arcus European Infrastructure Fund 3 (“AEIF3”) as Workdry’s majority shareholder. The acquisition will see Workdry immediately establish a market- leading presence in the East and Gulf Coast regions of the US, strengthening the combined group’s offering to the infrastructure, construction, municipal, and manufacturing sectors.
Workdry is acquiring the Florida-based business from a shareholder group led by XPV Water Partners. Since taking ownership in 2019, it has supported a series of strategic acquisitions to grow Holland Pump into one of the largest pure-play pump rental and service providers in the US, with over 1,000 pump assets, across 15 locations, and over 120 employees.
The company has a diversified and long- standing customer base, with its core end
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markets including municipal water infrastructure, core industrial segments, and broader transport infrastructure across its geographical footprint. HPC has a strong family and entrepreneurial heritage, with the founding family still active in the business, which aligns with Workdry’s history as a family business founded in the UK in 1946.
This move aligns with Workdry’s strategic expansion goals and follows its acquisition of the leading Dutch engineered pump rental solutions business, Vanderkamp Group, announced earlier this year. It establishes Workdry as a formidable player in engineered pump rental solutions on a global scale. Workdry plans to support the existing HPC management team, operating as the North American division of Workdry, in pursuing a high-growth strategy in its core markets, expanding through organic pump rental solutions growth, further M&A and leveraging its base of operations and Workdry’s expertise and asset solutions to introduce a modular wastewater treatment offering in the US market.
Holland Pump CEO, Tom Vossman, will continue to lead the US business, working closely alongside Workdry’s leadership team to integrate best practices and share expertise across the group. Tom, based in Texas, is an experienced leader in growing
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manufacturing, infrastructure and asset rental businesses who has delivered Holland Pump’s strategic plan over the past three years. He was appointed after XPV acquired Holland Pump from former owner and President, Win Blodgett.
Dan Lee, Group CEO of Workdry International, said: “Our acquisition of Holland Pump brings a well-established and respected business into our group, providing us with a strong entry point into North America which is the largest pump rental market in the world.
“I am delighted to welcome Tom and his team into the Workdry family. Our colleagues already know Holland Pump very well, having worked with them over many years to supply Selwood equipment to US customers. We know they share our vision and ambition and have a similarly strategic and acquisitive approach to growth, along with a passion for delivering outstanding solutions through exceptional people.
“Holland Pump brings huge value to the Workdry group, and we are looking forward to further adding to that value through continued investment, using our core business expertise, knowledge and capability to supercharge growth and success on both sides of the pond.”
Tom Vossman, CEO, Holland Pump, said: “We are excited to join the Workdry
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