ITT to acquire Svanehøj
Published by Poppy Clements,
Assistant Editor
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
Svanehøj will become part of ITT’s Industrial Process (IP) segment, a global leader in flow focused on highly engineered pumps, valves and aftermarket services.
Headquartered in Svenstrup, Denmark, Svanehøj is a supplier of pumps and related aftermarket services with leading positions in cryogenic applications for the marine sector. Its product portfolio primarily consists of deepwell gas cargo pumps, fuel and energy pumps and tank control systems. These products manage critical liquids for the energy transition, including ammonia, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), LNG, methanol, hydrogen and CO2. Svanehøj also has an established global aftermarket business to service its large installed base and is capable of servicing third-party equipment as well.
“Svanehøj is an outstanding addition to ITT, with extensive experience in the marine pumps industry and a complementary portfolio of highly engineered flow products aligned to the energy transition. The company has leadership positions in adjacent markets and a strong installed base, with a track record of above-market growth. Like ITT, Svanehøj has developed a strong aftermarket offering that provides good visibility to recurring revenue streams thanks to its global service network and a data-driven approach to capturing opportunities," said Luca Savi, CEO and President of ITT.
Svanehøj is well positioned to benefit from growth related to decarbonisation, the energy transition, and emissions reduction regulations for marine vessels, which include an anticipated 50% greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction by 2050 according to the International Maritime Organization’s 'IMO 2023' GHG Strategy.
To comply with IMO 2023, ship owners and operators will need to upgrade their fleets and invest in new fuel technologies. The cost of compliance and required maintenance continues to increase, while discounted port and harbor fees for eco-friendly vessels are being implemented. As a result of the shift towards more environmentally friendly energy sources, IMO’s regulatory requirements, and an ageing vessel fleet, demand for new marine vessel builds is expected to grow at a 5% CAGR from 2023 to 2025, while both LNG-fuelled vessels and LNG carriers are expected to grow over 15% through 2027.
Speaking on the acquisition, Svanehøj CEO, Søren Kringelholt Nielsen said: “This is very good news for Svanehøj and our employees, and we are proud to become a part of the ITT family. We see ITT as an ideal match for us, and the perfect platform to accelerate the continued growth and development of Svanehøj’s market-leading, innovative and future-proof pump solutions. We are excited to begin our next chapter as part of ITT and continue to facilitate the green transition.”
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/gas-processing/02112023/itt-to-acquire-svanehj/
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