IPD acquires Control Logic
Australian-owned organisation IPD, which has a foothold in the electrical industry, has acquired sales and support specialist company Control Logic.
The acquisition, which is active from 1 October, seeks to bring together two industry-leading businesses to create an entity that can provide a complete end-to-end solution for existing and future customers nationally.
IPD Chief Executive Michael Sainsbury said the acquisition provides its customers with a wider range of industrial electrical and automation products and solutions.
“The two businesses have a very compatible culture and dedication to delivering quality outcomes for all customers,” Sainsbury said.
Control Logic General Manager Michael Bacon said high-quality service and a strong customer focus were important qualities when looking for a business partner.
“As a family-owned business, it was also a priority to partner with an Australian business,” Bacon said.
“We also want to reassure all our customers that it is business as usual; however, moving forward, we can offer the benefits of IPD’s service and testing capabilities, taking Control Logic from a product and systems supplier to a true solutions provider.”
The acquisition came after the recent addition of ABB products and means IPD customers can now engage with a single supplier for more solutions.
Milk processor pays penalty for breach of Dairy Code
The ACCC issued the Union Dairy Company with an infringement notice for allegedly failing to...
Schenck Process Group to acquire Baker Perkins
Upon completion, the business will continue to be run by the existing managing directors as part...
Sweet success: confectionery growth during pandemic
Despite the challenges of the pandemic, many confectionery brands are achieving growth on the...
