Kemira has acquired Water Engineering Inc. for an undisclosed amount. The transaction marks a significant corporate acquisition, expanding Kemira's capabilities in the water treatment sector.
Water Engineering Inc., based near Omaha, NE, has established itself as a regional provider of agile, customer-centric water treatment services and products. The company offers a comprehensive suite of solutions, including complete water management, wastewater treatment, Legionella management, consulting, and private label toll blending. It serves a diverse range of industries such as Data Centers, Municipalities, Commercial HVAC, Oil and Gas, Manufacturing plants, Food and Beverage, Hospitality, Power Plants, and Health Care across multiple states, primarily in the Midwest but extending to states like Arizona, Texas, and New York. Water Engineering Inc. also provides treatment equipment and chemicals through its online platform, with a strong focus on sustainability.
This strategic acquisition allows Kemira, a company operating in the water treatment and chemical industries, to significantly broaden its service offerings and geographical footprint. Water Engineering Inc.’s personalized approach and extensive service portfolio, which includes advanced water management and sustainability initiatives, are expected to complement Kemira's existing operations. The integration will enhance the combined entity’s ability to provide comprehensive and efficient water management solutions to a wider client base.
The corporate acquisition underscores Kemira's commitment to strengthening its market position and delivering greater value through expanded capabilities. The combination of Water Engineering Inc.'s specialized services and regional expertise with Kemira's broader resources is anticipated to create synergies that will drive innovation and operational efficiencies. The merged operations are poised to offer more robust and integrated water treatment and management solutions, reinforcing their collective dedication to water, energy, and cost savings for customers across various industrial and institutional sectors.