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EuroWire – March 2011

10

corporate news

Quaker

Chemical

Corporation

has bought Summit Lubricants

Inc, a leading speciality grease

manufacturer, for $30m.

Summit Lubricants is a North

American

manufacturer

and

distributor of speciality greases

and lubricants whose proprietary

formulations encompass a broad

spectrum

of

speciality

greases

which are sold through major grease

distributors and utilised in military

applications.  

Summit also performs grease toll

manufacturing for third parties

and will operate as a stand-alone

subsidiary

of

Quaker.

Included

in the transaction are Summit

Lubricants’ commercial operations

and two manufacturing operations

located in Batavia, New York.

Michael Barry, chairman, CEO and

president, said: “Summit Lubricants

is an excellent strategic fit for Quaker

as it is complementary to our existing

business.

“In addition to Summit’s ability

to grow its business through its

current customer base, we are

excited at the prospect of offering

Summit’s complementary product

line to our existing customers

both in the US and globally.”

Quaker Chemical – USA

Email

:

info@quakerchem.com

Website

:

www.quakerchem.com

TYCO International has sold a 51 per cent stake in its

electrical and metal products business to the private

equity firm Clayton, Dubillier & Rice LLC for $720m.

The business will operate as a stand alone entity under

the name Atkore International.

The business designs, manufactures and sells galvanised

steel tubes and pipes, electrical conduit, armoured

wire and cable, metal framing systems and building

components serving a wide range of construction,

electrical, fire, security andmechanical applications.

The business generated revenue of $1.4 billion in 2010.

Tyco International – Switzerland

Fax

: +41 52 633 0299

Email

:

info@tyco.com

Website

:

www.tyco.com

Tyco sells off

electrical and

metal arm for

$720m

$30m deal as Quaker

reaches the Summit

The Summit plant in New York