WesTech Acquires Microfloc, General Filter from Siemens

Sept. 20, 2012
Sixty-two active Siemens employees will also join WesTech

WesTech Eng. Inc. announced it has signed an agreement with Siemens Industry Inc. to purchase the conventional water treatment business that includes the Microfloc and General Filter product portfolios.

“This is an important strategic acquisition for WesTech,” said Rex Plaizier, WesTech‘s president. “They have extensive installations throughout the United States, a strong reputation, and their product lines complement WesTech’s own in a way that provides the water industry the most comprehensive solution to its water treatment needs.”

The agreement includes all active projects, associated assets and liabilities, inventory and associated patents and trademarks, as well as the facility in Ames, Iowa. Sixty-two active employees dedicated to this business will join WesTech.

“The Microfloc and General Filter product lines are solid businesses with excellent employees, a rich history and strong brand recognition,” said Dr. Lukas Loeffler, CEO Water Technologies, Siemens Industry Automation Division. “But these products are not a fit with our focus on portfolio differentiation, which is a key driver of our business overall.”

Source: WesTech Eng.

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