logo
menu
← Return to the newsfeed...

WSG speeds up European expansion with acquisition of French petrochem specialist Nitrovia

news item image
WSG Industrial Services (WSG) has extended its reach into the European gas and petrochemicals sector with the acquisition of French company Nitrovia.
Nitrovia, based near Aix-en-Provence, provides a full range of services to the petrochemical, refineries and pipeline industries and has experienced strong growth since its inception by the Air Flow Group in October 2020.
WSG is the largest independent provider of process, pipeline and industrial services to the UK and European refinery and LNG terminal sectors and the 1000-strong business also provides commissioning, valve services, specialist NDT, inspection and well intervention services.
WSG European regional director, Steve Jones, said: “It has been our vision to expand our operations into France and by aligning with Nitrovia, who have an excellent long-standing reputation in the petrochemicals and refineries space, we can build on their strong foundation by consolidating existing relationships and pursuing new opportunities.
“This strategic acquisition adds value to our proposition and propels us forward on the road to achieving our stated objective of expanding the WSG brand across key European markets.”
Nitrovia has particular expertise in providing inert services and also provide leak testing, nitrogen purging and drying, hot stripping, pre-commissioning and decommissioning, pipeline displacement and pigging services.
Harry Schepers, general manager for WSG Industrial Services added: “Nitrovia have a business model very similar to existing WSG operations in the Netherlands and the UK and we can mutually benefit from synergies and knowledge sharing.
“The industrial services sector in France is massive and this acquisition is an exciting opportunity to stake our claim in that market and to eventually expand in to the neighbouring Benelux countries where presently we don’t have representation.”






127 queries in 0.602 seconds.