Quorum Software acquires Coastal Flow Measurement Inc. and Flow-Cal Inc.
Published by Tom Mostyn,
Editorial Assistant
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
Quorum Software has announced that it has completed the acquisition of Houston-based Coastal Flow Measurement, Inc., a family of energy measurement services and software companies. This transaction includes Flow-Cal, Inc., a subsidiary of Coastal Flow that provides gas and liquid measurement software purpose-built for the hydrocarbon measurement industry.
Quorum provides integrated solutions for its customers’ core processing demands across the upstream, midstream and downstream segments of the oil and gas value chain. The company’s portfolio of innovative software addresses a broad spectrum of energy companies’ needs, from operations to accounting, plant management, and financial forecasting. The acquisition of Coastal Flow and Flow-Cal expands and strengthens Quorum’s software and services portfolio with the long-time leader in measurement data management for natural gas and petroleum liquids.
“By integrating measurement data management with digitally enabled solutions that span the entire energy value chain, our combined company is uniquely positioned to help oil and gas companies adapt to changing operational and cost structures that are the new normal for the industry,” said Gene Austin, chief executive officer of Quorum. “Our joint customers and partners report seeing clear value in the acquisition. They believe our combined entities will drive industry innovation.”
Financial details of the acquisition were not disclosed.
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/gas-processing/20032019/quorum-software-acquires-coastal-flow-measurement-inc-and-flow-cal-inc/
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