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WORLD PUMPS February 2014 www.worldpumps.com Business news 2 Weir Minerals strengthens service in Scandinavia DXP Enterprises buys B27 LLC Weir Minerals has opened a dedi- cated service centre in Gällivare, Sweden, alongside a manufac- turing site operated by its mine servicing business Gema Industri. The new Weir Minerals service centre offers a range of services for products including conveyor belts and pumps. There is also a machine workshop on site. “Sweden, along with the rest of Scandinavia, is a key growth region for us and this extended service offering will provide improved specialist, on-the-ground support for our expanding customer base in the area," said Tony Locke, managing director of Weir Minerals Europe. In the last two years, Weir Minerals has also opened service facilities in Finland, Germany and the Netherlands. www.weirminerals.com DXP Enterprises Inc has acquired pump distributor and remanufacturer B27 LLC in a US$285 million deal. Houston, Texas-headquartered B27 is a global supplier of pump and integrated flow control solutions serving the oil and gas, power generation, air quality and other industrial markets. B27 operates through two subsidiaries: Best PumpWorks and Integrated Flow Solutions. Best PumpWorks distrib- utes, supplies, remanufactures and services industrial pumps, while Integrated Flow Solutions engi- neers and constructs skid- mounted customised modular liquid and gas handling systems. With projected sales of US$198 million and adjusted EBITDA of US$35 million for fiscal 2013, B27 employs around 342 people. www.dxpe.com www.bestpumpworks.com www.ifsolutions.com Flowserve acquires Innomag John Crane products selected for Iraqi oil field Flowserve Corp has bought Inno- vative Mag-Drive LLC (Innomag), a US manufacturer of advanced seal- less magnetic drive centrifugal pumps used mainly in the chem- ical and general industries. “The Innomag brand has an outstanding reputation within the industry and the increasing acceptance of Innomag’s products, as well as mag-drive pump tech- nologies in general, will create an attractive market opportunity for Flowserve,” said Tom Pajonas, Flowserve senior vice president and chief operating officer. Innomag is expecting 2013 reve- nues of around US$19 million and EBITDA of US$7 million. www.flowserve.com www.innomag.com John Crane is supplying seals, couplings and bearings to Italian pump manufacturer Termomec- canica Pompe (TMP) for 24 centrif- ugal pumps that will be used in the development of Iraq’s Zubair oil field. The agreement covers mechanical seals and systems, high-perform- ance couplings and hydrodynamic bearings. The Zubair project has a develop- ment target of 850 000 barrels of oil per day. www.johncrane.com www.tmp.termomeccanica.com Flygt pumps to drain New Jersey storm water Xylem Inc has won a US$2.7 million contract to supply equipment and technology for a storm water drainage system along Route 35 on the New Jersey coastline in the US. The new drainage system will consist of 47 Flygt Slimline pumps and 27 smaller Flygt submersible N-pumps in nine pump stations located at intervals along the 12-mile stretch of road that was severely damaged by Superstorm Sandy in October 2012. Flygt MultiSmart pump controllers will ensure the efficient operation of the system. Each of the nine pump stations will have the capacity to move 25 000–35 000 gallons of water per minute. The new drainage system is part of a US$265 million reconstruction program following Superstorm Sandy. www.xyleminc.com Grundfos president Carsten Bjerg resigns Grundfos Group president Carsten Bjerg has agreed to step down after six years in the role. “Carsten Bjerg has made a great contribution to Grundfos for the past 16 years, which we are thankful for. However, Grundfos has an unexploited growth poten- tial, and we are not satisfied with the company’s current key figures and development. Therefore, after careful consideration, we have decided to find a new group pres- ident for Grundfos,” said Jens Moberg, Grundfos board chairman. Moberg will be part of the Grundfos Group management until a new president is appointed. www.grundfos.com

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Business news2

Weir Minerals strengthens service in Scandinavia

DXP Enterprises buys B27 LLC

Weir Minerals has opened a dedi-

cated service centre in Gaumlllivare

Sweden alongside a manufac-

turing site operated by its mine

servicing business Gema Industri

The new Weir Minerals service

centre off ers a range of services for

products including conveyor belts

and pumps There is also a machine

workshop on site

ldquoSweden along with the rest of

Scandinavia is a key growth

region for us and this extended

service off ering will provide

improved specialist on-the-ground

support for our expanding

customer base in the area said

Tony Locke managing director of

Weir Minerals Europe

In the last two years Weir Minerals

has also opened service facilities

in Finland Germany and the

Netherlands

wwwweirmineralscom

DXP Enterprises Inc has acquired

pump distributor and remanufacturer

B27 LLC in a US$285 million deal

Houston Texas-headquartered B27

is a global supplier of pump and

integrated fl ow control solutions

serving the oil and gas power

generation air quality and other

industrial markets B27 operates

through two subsidiaries Best

PumpWorks and Integrated Flow

Solutions Best PumpWorks distrib-

utes supplies remanufactures and

services industrial pumps while

Integrated Flow Solutions engi-

neers and constructs skid-

mounted customised modular

liquid and gas handling systems

With projected sales of US$198

million and adjusted EBITDA of

US$35 million for fi scal 2013 B27

employs around 342 people

wwwdxpecom

wwwbestpumpworkscom

wwwifsolutionscom

Flowserve acquires Innomag

John Crane products selected for Iraqi oil fi eld

Flowserve Corp has bought Inno-

vative Mag-Drive LLC (Innomag) a

US manufacturer of advanced seal-

less magnetic drive centrifugal

pumps used mainly in the chem-

ical and general industries

ldquoThe Innomag brand has an

outstanding reputation within the

industry and the increasing

acceptance of Innomagrsquos products

as well as mag-drive pump tech-

nologies in general will create an

attractive market opportunity for

Flowserverdquo said Tom Pajonas

Flowserve senior vice president

and chief operating offi cer

Innomag is expecting 2013 reve-

nues of around US$19 million and

EBITDA of US$7 million

wwwfl owservecom

wwwinnomagcom

John Crane is supplying seals

couplings and bearings to Italian

pump manufacturer Termomec-

canica Pompe (TMP) for 24 centrif-

ugal pumps that will be used in the

development of Iraqrsquos Zubair oil fi eld

The agreement covers mechanical

seals and systems high-perform-

ance couplings and hydrodynamic

bearings

The Zubair project has a develop-

ment target of 850 000 barrels of oil

per day

wwwjohncranecom

wwwtmptermomeccanicacom

Flygt pumps to drain New Jersey storm waterXylem Inc has won a US$27 million

contract to supply equipment and

technology for a storm water

drainage system along Route 35

on the New Jersey coastline in the

US

The new drainage system will

consist of 47 Flygt Slimline pumps

and 27 smaller Flygt submersible

N-pumps in nine pump stations

located at intervals along the

12-mile stretch of road that was

severely damaged by Superstorm

Sandy in October 2012 Flygt

MultiSmart pump controllers will

ensure the effi cient operation of

the system Each of the nine

pump stations will have the

capacity to move 25 000ndash35 000

gallons of water per minute

The new drainage system is part

of a US$265 million reconstruction

program following Superstorm

Sandy

wwwxyleminccom

Grundfos president Carsten Bjerg resignsGrundfos Group president Carsten

Bjerg has agreed to step down

after six years in the role

ldquoCarsten Bjerg has made a great

contribution to Grundfos for the

past 16 years which we are

thankful for However Grundfos

has an unexploited growth poten-

tial and we are not satisfi ed with

the companyrsquos current key fi gures

and development Therefore after

careful consideration we have

decided to fi nd a new group pres-

ident for Grundfosrdquo said Jens

Moberg Grundfos board chairman

Moberg will be part of the

Grundfos Group management

until a new president is appointed

wwwgrundfoscom

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