Arclin Acquires Trade Fabrication Systems, Ltd.
Nov 17, 2023
Key Takeaways
- Arclin has completed the acquisition of Trade Fabrication Systems, Ltd. (TFS), a leading UK processor of coated and laminated wood-based panel products.
- TFS has operations in Warrington and Cowie, Scotland, with approximately 50 employees.
- The acquisition allows Arclin to expand internationally and diversify its product offerings into markets related to its core surfacing competencies.
- TFS will continue to operate under its existing brand name, and its operations will be unaffected by the acquisition.
- Arclin is a chemistry-based manufacturer of polymer technologies and engineered products for various industries, with offices and manufacturing facilities in the US and Canada.
Woolston, Warrington, UK based company is a leading processor of coated and laminated wood based panel products
Atlanta, GA, United States - November 17, 2023 /MarketersMEDIA/ —
Arclin, a chemistry-based manufacturer of polymer technologies and engineered products for numerous industrial applications including building products, agriculture, transportation infrastructure, weather & fire protection and other industries, announced today that it has completed the purchase of Trade Fabrication Systems, Ltd. (“TFS”), a leading producer the UK’s leading processor of coated and laminated wood based panel products, with operations in Warrington, along with Cowie, Scotland. The company has approximately 50 employees.
The acquisition of TFS marks Arclin’s entrance into the panel laminating and spray coating capabilities, in addition to other assets key to providing finished products. “The acquisition of TFS is a key part of our strategy to expand our presence internationally into new regions while also diversifying our product offerings into markets that are related to our core surfacing competencies,” said Matt Pogue, Arclin’s President of Engineered Building Solutions. Pogue continued, “TFS provides new products and capabilities to Arclin, both in Europe and in North America, thereby supporting and strengthening Arclin’s objective of getting closer to the end consumer while being a key partner in executing Arclin’s Growth & Innovation (G&I) initiatives.”
“TFS celebrated their 25 year anniversary earlier this year and this acquisition marks a transformative moment for the future of the company, unlocking unprecedented resources and growth potential for existing and potential business partners whilst allowing us to sell new products into our current markets, along with cross-selling into new overseas markets,” said TFS Managing Director Howard Morris.
Following the acquisition, TFS will continue to trade under its existing brand name, and operations continue un-affected.
About Us: Arclin is a leading provider of chemistry-based polymer technologies and engineered products for numerous industrial applications including building products, agriculture, transportation infrastructure, chemical intermediates, and other industries. Headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia. Arclin has offices and manufacturing facilities throughout the U.S. and Canada and manufactures for customers worldwide. More information at www.arclin.com.
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