HOUSTON – DXP Enterprises, Inc. announced that it has completed the acquisition of APSCO, LLC. Founded in 1986, APSCO is headquartered in Redmond, Washington, servicing Alaska, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming and surrounding markets.
Nacka, Sweden – CRI-MAN S.p.A., an Italian pump manufacturer, will become part of Atlas Copco Group.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia – Axine Water Technologies Inc. (Axine) has announced the appointment of Andrew Mrasek as chief revenue officer. Mrasek brings nearly two decades of experience in global sales, marketing and strategic business development across multiple industries, including industrial automation, renewables and advanced engineering.
RIVERSIDE, Calif. – Yardney Water Filtration Systems has announced the addition of Hennesy Mechanical Sales and O’Connor Sales, Inc. to its growing network of elite sales representatives. These partnerships reflect Yardney’s continued commitment to technical excellence, responsive customer support and the expansion of its presence in key markets.
DETROIT LAKES, Minn. – SJE, Inc. has announced the acquisition of AMI Global from Cimbria Capital. With the combined capabilities, SJE expects to accelerate the delivery of advanced cloud connected opportunities and offer its customers a comprehensive platform of remote monitoring solutions. The AMI global acquisition represents SJE’s sixth since 2021 and first in 2025.
HOUSTON – CDI Products has announced the appointment of Brent Regan as its new president. Regan brings a proven record of executive leadership, business transformation, strategic development and customer-focused innovation.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – On Tuesday, September 16, Charlotte Water and the City of Mount Holly officially commissioned the new Mount Holly Pump Station during a ceremony held at Tuckaseege Park. The event marked the start of wastewater flow through newly constructed underground pipelines located beneath the Catawba River, which connect Mount Holly’s wastewater system to Charlotte Water’s regional wastewater collection and treatment network.
DALLAS – Flowserve Corporation has announced that Alice DeBiasio will join the company as president of the Flow Control Division, beginning Monday, Oct. 13, 2025.