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Drew Industrial Division of Ashland Specialty Chemical Company purchases industrial water-treatment business of London-based Fer
06-11-2001: The Drew Industrial Division
of Ashland Specialty Chemical Company, a
division of Ashland Inc. (NYSE:ASH), recently
purchased -- through its affiliate, Ashland UK Ltd.
-- the industrial water-treatment business of
London-based Fernox, a business unit of Alpha
Fry Ltd. Terms of the agreement, effective Sept. 7,
were not disclosed.
The newly acquired business, whose activities are
located in the United Kingdom, will operate within
Ashland’s Drew Industrial Division (DID), whose
main office is located in Boonton, N.J.
“This acquisition is part of our continuing plan to
grow our worldwide business,” said Leonard R.
Gelosa, vice president and general manager of
Ashland’s Drew Industrial Division. “Acquiring
Fernox Industrial strengthens our position in the
United Kingdom and specifically in the
water-treatment middle market.”
Fernox Industrial provided materials and services
to industrial and commercial customers in the
United Kingdom for servicing steam-raising,
hot-water and water-cooling systems. It was a
business unit of Fernox, which manufactures and
distributes chemical products. Fernox is a
business unit of Alpha Fry Ltd., which is owned by
Cookson Group PLC, a UK-based industrial
materials group.
“The disposal of the industrial business will enable
Fernox to focus on core domestic product lines
and customers,” said Ernie McDonald, director at
Fernox.
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