Spectro has annual sales of approximately $50 million and was acquired for approximately $190 million
Ametek has acquired Spectro Scientific, one of the world’s largest suppliers of fluid analysis instrumentation and software. Spectro has annual sales of approximately $50 million and was acquired for approximately $190 million. Spectro was a privately held company and is headquartered in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. It joins Ametek as part of its Electronic Instruments Group.
"Our mission over the last several years has been to focus on new technology development; strategic company and product acquisitions; and the continual improvement of Spectro products, providing our customers with the most advanced, precise and convenient fluid analysis tools possible," said Spectro Scientific president and CEO Brian Mitchell. "To accomplish that, the dedication of our employees and global partners has been nothing short of astounding. Our customers can be assured that the legacy of support and innovation will continue."
"Spectro is an excellent acquisition for Ametek. Their differentiated solutions serve an increasing need for predictive maintenance in a broad and growing set of end markets, including military and defense, process industrial, power generation and transportation," said David A. Zapico, Ametek chairman and CEO. "Spectro’s solution offering nicely complements our strategy to integrate instrumentation data into cloud-based software and analytics."
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