United Flow Technologies (UFT), a portfolio company of H.I.G. Capital, has completed its acquisition of Sydnor Hydro. Sydnor Hydro, founded in 1889, provides pump distribution and repair services across the Mid-Atlantic region.
The acquisition significantly boosts UFT‘s reach in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Maryland. UFT‘s CEO, Matt Hart, highlighted Sydnor Hydro‘s extensive experience and reputation for high-quality service. He emphasized the strategic importance of this acquisition in enhancing UFT‘s overall capabilities.
Sydnor Hydro serves a diverse clientele, including federal, state, and municipal governments, as well as commercial and industrial customers. Brant Verdery, President of Sydnor Hydro, expressed confidence that this new chapter will allow the company to better serve its existing clients with expanded resources and expertise. He stated that the company’s focus on client relationships and technical excellence will continue.
UFT is a leading provider of solutions for the municipal and industrial water and wastewater markets. The company is committed to growth through strategic acquisitions and organic expansion, focusing on innovation, customer service, and delivering high-quality products and services.
This acquisition adds to UFT‘s growing portfolio of companies, which includes MISCOwater, Tesco Controls, The Henry P. Thompson Company, Shape Incorporated, EES, Newman Regency Group, Southwest Valve and Equipment, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota Pump Works, Hydro Controls, Municipal Valve Company, The TDH Company, Moss Kelley, Quality Controls, GP Jager, BissNuss, and Heyward. UFT continues to seek strategic partnerships to expand its national reach in providing clean water solutions.
The acquisition of Sydnor Hydro represents another significant step in UFT‘s strategy to become a national leader in the water and wastewater market. The combined expertise and resources of both companies are expected to benefit customers across the Mid-Atlantic region. Further details on integration plans are expected to be released in the coming months.
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