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Ingersoll Rand completes acquisition of HI-LINE Industries

Published:  03 July, 2024

Ingersoll Rand has officially completed its acquisition of HI-LINE Industries. The leadership teams from Ingersoll Rand and HI-LINE Industries have expressed optimism about their combined future, emphasising the potential to leverage their complementary strengths and capabilities.

The merger is viewed as a strategic fit by both organisations, with expectations to unlock new growth opportunities. In a message to customers, HI-LINE Industries' Managing Director, Steve Smith, reassured that there will be minimal impact on current operations. Sales, service, and support contacts will remain unchanged, ensuring continuity and stability for customers.

The companies remain committed to maintaining their high standards of customer service and product quality during the integration period. Both teams aim to enhance operational efficiencies while minimising any disruptions.

Ingersoll Rand and HI-LINE Industries are enthusiastic about this new chapter and look forward to a productive partnership. Customers are encouraged to reach out to their usual contacts for any inquiries or concerns during this transition.

Steve Smith, Managing Director of HI-LINE Industries, thanked customers for their ongoing support and expressed excitement about the future as part of Ingersoll Rand.

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