Business

July 5, 2012

Parker completes acquisition of Olaer Group in United Kingdom

Parker Hannifin Corporation, the global leader in motion and control technologies, announced July 2 that it has successfully completed its previously announced agreement to acquire the Olaer Group headquartered in Deeside, United Kingdom.

Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

The Olaer Group has annual sales of approximately $200 million and 550 employees.

Approximately 88 percent of the sales will be reported as Industrial International and 12 percent reported as Industrial North America. With manufacturing and sales in 14 countries in North America, Asia and Europe, the Olaer Group expands Parker’s presence in geographic growth areas and offers expertise in hydraulic accumulator and cooling systems for target growth markets such as oil and gas, power generation and renewable energy.

“With the completion of this acquisition, we are pleased to officially welcome the employees of the Olaer Group to Parker Hannifin,” said Jeff Cullman, president of Parker’s Hydraulics Group. “We are excited about the opportunities for us to grow our business by providing customers with an expanded set of products and solutions and by extending the reach of the Olaer Group offering through Parker’s extensive distribution, OEM and international sales company channels. A detailed integration plan is being initiated to allow for a smooth transition of Olaer into the Parker organization.”




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