LCM announces acquisition of Corroguard

LCM, a provider of energy and critical infrastructure services, has announced the acquisition of CorroGuard Ltd, a renowned coatings and linings service provider. 

By combining LCM’s expertise with CorroGuard’s specialised capabilities, the companies believe the acquisition will create a powerful partnership that drives innovation and delivers superior value to customers. Together, LCM and CorroGuard offer a comprehensive range of coatings and linings services, including: media blasting, glass flake and resins coatings and linings, GRP laminate systems – alongside single and double wall lining, and a variety of wrapping and coating systems.

“We are delighted to welcome CorroGuard to the LCM family,” said Richard Wallace, CEO of LCM. “CorroGuard’s strong reputation and talented team align perfectly with our vision of providing exceptional solutions to our customers. This acquisition will enable us to improve our service offerings, enhance our geographic reach, and further strengthen our position as a leading provider in the industry.”

Richard Turbutt, Director at CorroGuard, expressed enthusiasm about the acquisition:

“We are excited to join forces with LCM. This partnership will allow us to combine our strengths to deliver even greater value to our customers and partners. We look forward to working together to achieve new heights and drive sustainable growth.”

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