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Energy Steel and Supply Co will merge with Hayward Tyler Inc, a supplier of pumps and motors for the energy sector. The roundup was published 28 April 2026 and covers Q1 2026 developments.
Hayward Tyler, a division of Avingtrans PLC, will merge with Energy Steel & Supply Co., a Rochester Hills, Michigan maker of machined nuclear components, to broaden its offerings to the global nuclear market.
Avingtrans subsidiary Hayward Tyler Inc. secured two nuclear contracts worth over $16 million from Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power. The deal covers safety-related reactor pumps and spare parts, manufactured in Colchester, Vermont, with delivery by the end of FY27.
Avingtrans subsidiary Hayward Tyler Inc. was awarded a multi-phase contract by TerraPower to design and develop sodium pumps for the Natrium reactor demonstration project in Wyoming, starting at about $10 million.
Hayward Tyler Inc and sister company Energy Steel were awarded multi-million dollar contracts to support the ITER fusion project in St-Paul-lez-Durance, France. Hayward Tyler supplies variable drive booster pumps and Energy Steel supplies 62 solenoid valve and cubicle packages.
Avingtrans subsidiary Hayward Tyler, Inc. secured two nuclear safety spare-parts contracts worth a total of US$7 million from Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power, to be completed before June 2023. The parts are for Nuclear Service Cooling pumps in South Korean reactors.
Hayward Tyler, Inc. was awarded a multi-million dollar contract to supply variable drive booster pumps for the ITER fusion project. The pumps will be designed, built and tested at its Colchester, Vermont facility.
Hayward Tyler, a subsidiary of Avingtrans, signed a license agreement under which Ruhrpumpen will exclusively manufacture, sell and service Westinghouse vertical pumps and Babcock & Wilcox industrial pumps. The deal targets conventional power and industrial markets.
Hayward Tyler Ltd and KEPCO Plant Service & Engineering signed a memorandum of understanding on November 22, 2023 to strengthen their presence in the global energy market and work toward a supply partnership.
Hayward Tyler Inc. won a contract to supply critical parts for a cutting-edge micro-reactor project under its newly implemented CUI/ITAR program, announced May 29, 2026 in Vermont.
Energy Steel & Supply Co., a manufacturer of machined nuclear components, is merging with sister company Hayward Tyler, a pump and motor maker for the energy sector, as announced on January 8, 2026 from Vermont.
Hayward Tyler was awarded a contract to supply and manufacture eight valves for MASWEP in West Cumbria, valued at GBP 941,186. The contract was published on 7 January 2020 with a start date of 8 January 2020.
Hayward Tyler and Shinhoo Pumps signed a Memorandum of Understanding to cooperate globally in the energy and chemical markets, combining Hayward Tyler's European and US footprint with Shinhoo's Chinese presence in canned motor pumps.
Hayward Tyler, owned by Avingtrans, secured a contract worth over £10 million from Sweden's Vattenfall to supply critical parts and components for the reactor internal pumps at the Forsmark nuclear reactors. Delivery is scheduled for 2020 to 2022.
Avingtrans subsidiary Hayward Tyler formally opened a new 3,250 m2 factory in Kunshan, Jiangsu Province, China, to manufacture performance-critical pumps and expand service. The announcement is dated 16 January 2019.
Hayward Tyler, a unit of Avingtrans, has secured a contract for submarine pumps in the UK. The article gives no contract value or further details.
Hayward Tyler, part of Avingtrans, won a US$6.7 million contract from Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power for spare parts to upgrade and refurbish existing nuclear power plants. Total orders from KHNP since September 2017 exceed US$10 million.
Avingtrans Engineering Technology Group acquired Hayward Tyler, a maker of electric motors and pumps for energy and chemical industries, in an all-share transaction effective September 1, 2017. Hayward Tyler becomes a wholly-owned division of Avingtrans.
AIM-listed pumps and motors group Hayward Tyler agreed an all-share merger with fellow AIM engineer Avingtrans, valuing Hayward at 51.6p per share, subject to shareholder approval of a scheme of arrangement.
Hayward Tyler's US business won a US$2.0 million order to retrofit reactor water clean-up motors with seal-less technology for seven units at a 3,400 MW US nuclear facility, with delivery in fiscal years 2018 to 2020.
