Wastewater technology company Smith & Loveless Australia (S&L) has confirmed its acquisition of NSW-based CST Wastewater Solutions for an undisclosed amount.
The companies have collaborated on projects over the last two decades. S&L says that the latest deal will help accelerate its wastewater inlet works and particle separation technology offerings.
Smith & Loveless Australia and affiliate S&L New Zealand general manager Joe Gill who has worked with CST on common projects earlier, will now oversee the expanded sales and marketing teams.
CST’s expertise in wastewater treatment
CST services cover advanced wastewater treatment, water recycling and biogas recovery.
Its range of specialised wastewater screening technologies includes fine screens for MBR applications – as well as compacting, conveying, washing and dewatering equipment for both municipal and industrial markets.
“Combining the established brands of S&L PISTA Grit Removal Systems with CST wastewater screens under one roof creates a headworks technology dynamo in the water industry in terms of total solutions and unmatched performance,” Smith & Loveless president Frank J. Rebori says.
“CST Wastewater’s emphasis on cost-effective and energy-efficient equipment solutions that facilitate recycling, lowering carbon footprints and improving water quality matches with S&L’s family of companies whose mantra is, ‘Protecting water. Protecting people’,” Rebori adds.
“Smith & Loveless is keen to better serve the various stakeholders in the region, which includes the water utilities, consulting firms, councils, industries, developers and most importantly,the citizens that need and deserve clean water.”
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