Servelec Technologies, a subsidiary of Laurel Solutions that provides remote telemetry units, secure SCADA systems and business optimisation software, has announced it has completed the acquisition of Primayer, a global leader in water network leak detection and location.
The transaction was completed by way of Servelec Technologies’ holding company, Laurel Solutions. The two businesses will be combined under the leadership of David Frost, MD of Servelec Technologies. Terms of the private transaction were not disclosed.
Hampshire-based Primayer develops and manufactures intelligent technologies for the effective monitoring of water networks and for reducing the loss of potable water. With over 20 years of experience and distributors in over 45 countries worldwide, Primayer is committed globally to supplying quality products for water utilities, consultants and contractors.
“The Servelec management team and Laurel Solutions are firmly committed to continued investment in Primayer’s people and solutions so that together we may grow and develop our combined range of complimentary products and software services for all our customers in markets around the world,” said David Frost, MD of Servelec Technologies.
Martin Carter, CEO of Laurel Solutions said:
“This investment in Primayer further builds out our leading portfolio in remote asset monitoring and control. We were excited to partner with Servelec Technologies’ highly talented management team, and this acquisition will bring innovative products that will enhance Servelec’s already outstanding offering.”
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