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MHI and Primetals Technologies to acquire ABP Induction Systems

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) and Primetals Technologies will acquire ABP Induction Systems (ABP), a global manufacturer and servicer of induction furnaces and heating systems from CM Acquisitions, a Chicago based private equity firm. MHI and Primetals will jointly take ABP’s shares. Future business activities will be conducted in close cooperation with and under the leadership of Primetals. The acquisition is subject to the approval of the relevant authorities, and is planned to close around the end of August 2019.

von | 17.07.19

ABP provides state-of-the-art equipment for ferrous and non-ferrous metal casting, forging and steelmaking. Its main products are induction melting, holding and pouring furnaces as well as induction heaters. ABP’s business is built upon a large and global customer base with more than 1,600 active units worldwide. ABP also has a core competence in the service business and provides aftermarket solutions through the entire product lifecycle. Service centers are close to the major industrial areas in Germany, the United States, China, India, Mexico, Russia, South Africa, Sweden and Thailand.
ABP also exclusively provides special induction heaters to Primetals Technologies for endless strip production, which helps provide a competitive edge.
“ABP’s induction heaters are one of the most crucial elements for endless strip production, a flagship process for Primetals. With ABP becoming one of MHI’s group companies and the further close ties that will bring, we can provide customers with even more advanced technologies. Also, we combine its competence in induction heating and related activities with our know-how as a worldwide engineering, plant-building, lifecycle services and digitalization partner for the metals industry,” said Satoru Iijima, Chairman of the Board and CEO of Primetals. “ABP ́s portfolio and its know-how will certainly complement our wide range of customer plants, namely mini mills and long rolling plants, especially in emerging markets, as well as in endless strip production.”
Till Schreiter, CEO of ABP: “Through a closer tie-up with MHI and Primetals, ABP can pursue further growth potentials, which will also lead to a contribution to them”. With MHI and Primetals, ABP has access to their resources worldwide, which will improve ABP ́s global market presence, provide opportunities to develop new business sectors, and drive digitalization. “This will assure long-term stability for our facilities, employees and customers”.
ABP will be a group company of MHI under the ownership of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America, Inc., headquartered in Houston, Texas, and Primetals Technologies USA LLC, Alpharetta, Georgia.
(Source: Primetals Technologies, Limited)

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