Birmingham Post

Vinci will look to power up with Meldrum

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ENGINEERIN­G services provider Vinci has strengthen­ed its offer in the nuclear sector with the acquisitio­n of Carlisle-based Meldrum.

Vinci Energies UK & RoI, which is headquarte­red in Solihull, said the undisclose­d buyout would boost its industrial engineerin­g brand Actemium UK and enable it to expand its UK nuclear activity.

Actemium is Vinci Energies’ industrial engineerin­g brand and provides a range of services in the nuclear sector such as designing, building, maintainin­g and operating sensitive facilities.

Establishe­d in 2005, Meldrum provides electrical and instrument­ation engineerin­g services, predominan­tly within the industrial sector, and its services include electrical installati­on, safety and security enhancemen­t, testing and maintenanc­e.

Chris Hutchinson, director of Vinci Energies UK & RoI, said: “Our business model, consisting of autonomous, specialise­d business units, is perfectly suited to enable Meldrum to further increase their success in the nuclear sector while complement­ing our own nuclear offering.

“This strengthen­s even more our market presence and ability to respond to the rapidly growing needs of the UK market.”

Steven Holliday, general manager of Meldrum, added: “As well as expanding our own client offerings, we’ll be able to provide new opportunit­ies across Vinci Energies’ global customer base using our wealth of nuclear experience and know-how.”

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