Dusty TLP Ltd., the owner of PEAK Scientific, recently announced the acquisition of Wirac Automation Ltd., positioning itself as an emerging leader in gas generation technology.
On February 21, 2024, Dusty TLP Ltd., the holding company for PEAK Scientific, announced its latest strategic move with the acquisition of Wirac Automation Ltd, trading as Noblegen. Noblegen specializes in the design, development, and manufacture of specialized gas and cryogenic solutions. This acquisition marks a significant step forward in Dusty TLP's vision to broaden its portfolio and enhance its range of products to cater to a global customer base.
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PEAK Scientific is known for producing market-leading nitrogen, hydrogen, and zero air systems. These systems are designed for gas chromatography (GC) and liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry (LC–MS).
Despite the acquisition, Noblegen will maintain its autonomy as a separate brand from PEAK Scientific. This decision underscores Dusty TLP's respect for Noblegen's unique identity and its dedication to preserving the company's culture and values. With the backing of Dusty TLP, Noblegen is poised to explore new growth opportunities while continuing to deliver exceptional products and services to its customers.
Paul Hudson, recently appointed General Manager for Noblegen, expressed his enthusiasm about the acquisition, emphasizing his commitment to upholding Noblegen's legacy of excellence. He assured customers of a seamless transition and reiterated the company's dedication to delivering top-notch solutions.
He expressed confidence in Noblegen's future under Dusty TLP's ownership, foreseeing even greater success on the horizon.
Bill Johnston, the founder of Wirac Automation Ltd, who will continue to serve as Noblegen's Technical Director, expressed gratitude to customers and suppliers for their support over the years.
“I’d like to thank all of our customers and suppliers who have been part of the business’s success over the years and I firmly believe that under the new ownership even greater successes are to be had in the years ahead,” Johnston commented, according to the press release.
PEAK Scientific has big plans with this acquisition. Keen at establishing itself as a major player in gas generation technology, PEAK Scientific is hoping that its acquisition of Noblegen will drive positive change in the industries they serve and create new opportunities for innovation.
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