nVent Acquires TEXA Industries
- The acquisition of TEXA Industries expands nVent's industrial air conditioner and chiller offerings, providing global cooling solutions in demanding environments.
- nVent's position in the electrification of everything is strengthened with the addition of TEXA Industries.
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- Complements nVent’s portfolio to protect critical electrical systems with expanded industrial air conditioners and chillers
- Enhances nVent’s position with the electrification of everything in high-growth verticals, such as industrial automation and energy storage
- Strengthens nVent’s global growth opportunity
The acquisition of TEXA Industries and its highly complementary portfolio strengthens nVent’s position as a global systems provider. TEXA Industries provides advanced cooling technologies with innovative industrial air conditioners and chillers to help customers better solve for increasing heat loads when designing systems.
“We are excited about the addition of TEXA Industries. Combined with our expertise in liquid cooling, this acquisition strengthens nVent’s position and accelerates our ability to provide global cooling solutions in demanding environments, such as industrial automation and energy storage,” said Alexander van der Weide, nVent
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