Vortex Companies acquires Applied Felts for total trenchless rehabilitation solutions
(UI) — Vortex Companies takes a significant step in revolutionizing trenchless rehabilitation with the landmark acquisition of Applied Felts Inc., including MaxLiner and FerraTex Solutions.
Since 2015, Vortex has been a trailblazer, committed to simplifying access to cutting-edge technologies in the industry.
This strategic alliance positions Vortex to deliver a direct, UNITED offering to the market.
Applied Felts Inc. will oversee manufacturing and distribution throughout the Americas, while Applied Felts Ltd., based in the U.K., remains with W.E Rawson Limited, supporting customers outside of the Americas.
Vortex Companies, in pursuit of its mission, has executed 17 strategic acquisitions and many partnerships, all aimed at revolutionizing the way contractors and asset owners approach infrastructure repair. The industry landscape has been reshaped by Vortex’s forward-thinking approach, encouraging stakeholders to THINK BIG. The Vortex team has dedicated their careers to this industry and is acutely aware of the incredible impact the industry makes on society and the opportunities yet to be implemented to serve the world even better.
The acquisition of Applied Felts Inc., home to industry-leading brands MaxLiner and FerraTex Solutions, marks a monumental move for Vortex Companies. This strategic alliance allows Vortex to offer a direct, total solution to the market all under one roof.
Mike Vellano, CEO of Vortex Companies, expressed his gratitude and excitement about the acquisition: “This marks a transformative moment for Vortex Companies and the industry at large. The acquisition of Applied Felts Inc, its people and the great business they’ve built, positions us to provide a total offering, revolutionizing the way infrastructure projects are approached and completed. We are excited about the total impact this will have on our combined customer base and the industry.”
Benefits of the Direct Total Offering to the Industry:
1. Quality Control: By shortening the supply chain, Vortex enhances quality control ensuring top-tier standards throughout every project phase.
2. Shorter Lead Times & Reduced Shipping Costs: Facilities strategically located to reduce lead times and shipping distances, providing more efficient service to our valued customers.
3. Broader Service Support: Vortex Companies and Applied Felts, together, now boast a greater regional reach, enabling faster and more comprehensive support for our customers.
4. R&D Streamlined: With Research and Development consolidated under one roof, Vortex’s team of engineers, designers and chemists can seamlessly advance technologies and products in harmony with a “total project” mindset, simplifying the approach to comprehensive projects.
Through this acquisition, Vortex Companies aims to broaden its local support throughout The Americas, bringing technology solutions closer to customers. This not only enhances the customer experience but also reduces the timeframe to deliver, aligning with Vortex’s commitment to efficiency and excellence.
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