DXP Enterprises, Inc. completed the acquisitions of PREMIERflow, LLC and Mid Atlantic Storage Systems Inc., adding 185 employees and broadening its geographic reach across the United States. The transactions were finalized on January 1, 2026 and were funded entirely with cash from DXP’s balance sheet, with the financial terms of the deals remaining undisclosed.
The acquisitions reinforce DXP’s strategic pivot toward higher‑margin water and wastewater markets. PREMIERflow, founded in 1984, supplies integrated fluid‑handling pump systems for fire protection, water and wastewater supply, data center, and HVAC process markets, while Mid Atlantic Storage Systems, headquartered in Washington Court House, Ohio, provides liquid storage tank products and services for water and wastewater, leachate, data center, and fire suppression customers. Together, the companies add complementary product lines and customer bases that strengthen DXP’s Innovative Pumping Solutions segment and expand its presence in municipal and industrial water infrastructure.
Financially, the combined sales of the acquired companies for the eleven months ending November 30, 2025 were approximately $93.7 million, with an adjusted EBITDA of $20.9 million. DXP’s own Q3 2025 results—sales of $513.7 million and GAAP diluted EPS of $1.31—demonstrate a solid operating foundation that supports the expected accretive impact of the acquisitions. The added workforce and product capabilities are positioned to accelerate growth in the water and wastewater space, a key focus area for the company’s long‑term strategy.
Management emphasized the strategic fit of the deals. Chairman and CEO David Little said the acquisitions “enhance DXP’s ability to serve customers and grow existing platforms,” highlighting the project capabilities of both companies and reaffirming the company’s commitment to expanding into varied end markets. Chief Financial Officer Kent Yee noted that the acquisitions “complement DXP’s diversification and exposure to different end markets, particularly in water and wastewater,” and underscored the addition of 185 employees as a tangible benefit to the organization.
The moves signal DXP’s continued effort to build a durable moat beyond the oil and gas sector. By integrating pump and storage solutions into its portfolio, the company is better positioned to capture demand in the growing municipal and industrial water infrastructure market, reinforcing its long‑term growth trajectory and diversification strategy.
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