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organisation. It’s clear we share a common vision for growth and expanding both our footprint and service offering looking into the future. I am very confident this will be a great combination of businesses to grow a global platform with the Workdry team.”
Jordan Cott, Partner at Arcus and Chair of Workdry, said: “Tom and his management team, together with the support of XPV and Win Blodgett, have built a hugely successful market leader in the US. We could not be more pleased that they have decided to partner with us to accelerate their growth trajectory through this next chapter.
“This acquisition continues Workdry’s impressive growth trajectory and opens
new exciting opportunities in North America as Workdry continues to expand its mission-critical, rental-based solutions offering to support the maintenance, expansion, and delivery of sustainable water and wastewater infrastructure globally. We will be able to leverage our core rental proposition, including global market-leading engineering expertise and asset innovation, to significantly expand and strengthen HPC’s offering in the US and deepen its relationships with its valued long-standing customers.
“It fits perfectly within the Arcus value- add mid-market strategy of supporting market-leading businesses like Workdry on long-term value creation initiatives and builds on our successful track record
of partnering with world-class entrepreneurs and family businesses.”
Sam Saintonge, Investment Partner with XPV Water Partners, said: “We are proud of the growth and success Holland Pump has had over the last several years. We are also thrilled to see the company and its team land with Workdry, an organisation with great support from Arcus that we have been very impressed with throughout the process.”
Selwood, Siltbuster and Vanderkamp currently deliver rental-based engineered solutions for water handling and wastewater treatment from 25 sites around the UK and Europe, with a fleet of over 6,000 pump assets and over 1,000 modular wastewater treatment assets.
New Landia Pumps continue to provide long-term solutions for the water industry
Landia has won a series of new orders in the municipal wastewater industry, including the supply of 16 Axial pumps to a wastewater treatment plant in Ireland.
Specified in acid-proof stainless-steel to protect against corrosion in a coastal environment, the 16 Landia pumps were chosen for their capability in a demanding high-volume, low-pressure application.
Landia has also gained an order with Scottish Water to provide four new pumps for one of the water company’s main facilities that produces biogas from sludge. The pumps are part of a very successful digester mixing system, which has no moving parts inside the tank, so maintenance is made much easier, with no costly emptying of the vessel required.
In addition, in the north of England, Landia has won an order for its acclaimed chopper pumps at a sewage treatment facility that was having problems with its existing units (made by a different manufacturer) that were
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Paul Davies, Landia’s Key Account Manager commented:
“For performance, and importantly, total cost of ownership, we are pleased to see more water companies and
contractors identifying the many benefits of our pumps and mixers. They really do get stuck in with difficult, hard- to-handle applications, where solids can cause major headaches for less robust equipment.”
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