CPC Pumps acquired by Atlas Copco in cross-border deal

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05 August 2021
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Aaron Goldstein , Joseph McDonald, Jennifer Danahy, P.A. Neena Gupta, Paul Carenza, Giovanna Spataro

On August 5, 2021, Atlas Copco announced that it had acquired CPC Pumps.

CPC Pumps, based in Burlington, Ontario, specialises in the design, manufacturing and servicing of custom-engineered, mission critical centrifugal pumps. The company has 110 employees and serves North America as its main market.

Atlas Copco is a Swedish multinational that manufactures industrial tools and equipment. 

Gowling WLG advised CPC Pumps in this transaction with a team led by Ian Palm and that included David Torchetti, Aaron Goldstein and Joseph McDonald (corporate), Jennifer Danahy (environmental), Neena Gupta (employment), Paul Carenza (tax) and Giovanna Spataro (trademarks).

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