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Crane Company agreed to acquire the U.S. pump business of Trillium Flow Technologies, which serves municipal water and wastewater markets, for about $240 million. Closing is expected in Q4 2026.
Trillium Flow Technologies announced the sale of its French valves operations to nuclear energy company Framatome.
Flowserve completed its $490 million all-cash acquisition of Trillium Flow Technologies' Valves Division. The deal expands Flowserve's engineered valve portfolio.
Framatome has bought Trillium Flow Technologies France, a maker of nuclear valves based in Saint-Victoret, France, and the unit is renamed Sebim. The article gives no purchase price.
Flowserve signed a definitive agreement to acquire the Valves Division of Trillium Flow Technologies for US$490 million in cash. The deal strengthens Flowserve's position in nuclear and power generation markets.
Flowserve Corporation signed a definitive agreement on February 4, 2026 to acquire the Valves Division of Weir Floway, Inc. for $490 million in cash, expected to close mid-2026.
Bruce Power signed a 10-year, $70 million alliance agreement with Trillium Flow Technologies to supply nuclear and non-nuclear valves and refurbishment services for its life-extension program in Ontario.
Trillium Flow Technologies released a new cast valve range under its Red Point brand, covering gate, globe and check valves from six to 20 inches for oil and gas, chemical, petrochemical and mining uses.
Trillium Flow Technologies launched integrated horizontal pump lines combining its Gabbioneta Pumps and Termomeccanica Pompe brands, following its acquisition of the Termomeccanica Pompe brand. The range includes OH2, OH3, OH5, BB1 to BB5 and VS4 designs.
Flowserve signed a definitive agreement to buy the Valves Division of Trillium Flow Technologies for $490 million in cash, serving nuclear and traditional power markets; closing is expected mid-2026.
Trillium Flow Technologies announced its acquisition of Coulter Valve Service, a specialty valve field services company offering on-site nuclear and commercial maintenance, repair and modifications in the United States. The deal strengthens Trillium's North American aftermarket business. The deal value was not disclosed.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries delivered the first of 34 pump sets for Units 1 and 2 of Hinkley Point C in the UK to subcontracting client Trillium Flow Technologies. The pumps are being supplied for the EDF Energy subsidiary Nuclear New Build project.
US-based multinational Trillium Flow Technologies has acquired Italian industrial pump maker Termomeccanica Pompe, based in La Spezia. The deal was under negotiation since the second half of 2021 and gives Trillium a base in Italy to expand globally.
Trillium Flow Technologies, a First Reserve portfolio company, has completed its acquisition of Termomeccanica Pompe, a La Spezia, Italy maker of vertical turbine and split case pumps. The deal expands Trillium's water infrastructure exposure.
Trillium Flow Technologies, a global valve and pump maker, is acquiring Termomeccanica Pompe, an Italian manufacturer of industrial centrifugal pumps. Morgan Lewis advised Trillium on the deal, announced January 21, 2022.
Termomeccanica and Trillium Flow Technologies signed an agreement transferring Termomeccanica Pompe's production, sales and service activities to Gabbioneta Pumps, a Trillium group company. The value was not disclosed.
Trillium Flow Technologies signed a joint agreement to acquire Termomeccanica Pompe S.p.A., bringing its Termomeccanica Pompe, Gabbioneta Pumps and Begemann brands under Trillium in Italy; closing is expected in three to four months.
Termomeccanica and Trillium Flow Technologies signed an agreement transferring Termomeccanica Pompe's production, sales and service activities to Gabbioneta Pumps, a Trillium group company; the transfer is expected to become operative around April.
IMC Swarnaa Ventures, a joint venture of IMC and Swarnaa Group, announced it acquired 100% of Trillium Flow Technologies India, a valve manufacturer marketing under the BDK Valves brand, to diversify its portfolio.
Trillium Flow Technologies, a First Reserve portfolio company, has acquired Red Point Alloys BV, a Dutch maker of exotic material isolation valves. The deal value was not disclosed.
Trillium Flow Technologies' French unit has secured a contract from EPC contractor TechnipFMC to supply 659 safety valves for Novatek's Arctic LNG 2 project on the Gydan peninsula, Russia. The contract value was not disclosed.
Trillium Flow Technologies is moving its WSP Self-Primer pump line and other operations from Salt Lake City, Utah to a Fresno, California facility that becomes its US pump headquarters. The move is expected to generate more than 50 additional jobs over five years.
Trillium Flow Technologies has named East Coast Valve Services as an authorized assembler and distributor, including repair services. The announcement was made on August 5, 2020.
Trillium Flow Technologies is moving its Salt Lake City, Utah facility operations to Fresno, California, making Fresno the headquarters and center of excellence for its North American pump business. The move is expected to generate over 50 additional jobs within five years.
First Reserve has completed its acquisition of Trillium Flow Technologies, formerly Weir Flow Control, from The Weir Group. Trillium makes 15 pump and valve brands for power, oil and gas, water and mining customers. Final terms were not disclosed.
Flowserve has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Trillium Flow Technologies' Valves Division for $490 million in cash, with closing expected mid-2026.
Flowserve has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the Valves Division of Trillium Flow Technologies, a supplier of valves for nuclear and traditional power generation, for $490 million in cash, with closing expected mid-2026.
Flowserve signed a definitive agreement to acquire the Valves Division of Trillium Flow Technologies for $490 million in cash. The transaction is expected to close in mid-2026. Announced on 8 February 2026.
Flowserve signed a definitive agreement to acquire Trillium Flow Technologies' Valves Division, a provider of mission-critical valves for nuclear and power generation, for $490 million in cash. The deal is expected to close mid-year 2026.
