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Severn Trent Services expands in Europe with acquisition of Spanish water and wastewater services company
Severn Trent Services has bought P.S. Apliclor S.A., a supplier of water and wastewater solutions based in Barcelona, Spain. The move is part of Severn Trent Services' bid to expand in Europe.
Alex Lloyd, managing director of Severn Trent Services Operations, said: "We have substantially grown our European business in just the past two years, and we are poised for even greater success in the future. Apliclor has worked with Severn Trent successfully on some of the region's largest water and wastewater projects, and our combined experience and resources have enabled us to win several new projects over the past 12 to 18 months."
He continued: "As Severn Trent Services expands its business throughout Europe, our acquisition of P.S. Apliclor S.A. is a key part of our growth strategy. Apliclor is a strong company that has consistently grown its revenues over the past five years. It is highly regarded for its commitment to its customers and the quality of its offerings, which now include additional Severn Trent Services filtration, disinfection and instrumentation products."
Severn Trent Services is part of the Severn Trent group of companies.
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