
Vysarn strikes $60M deal for Welltech Total Water Management
- Vysarn has agreed to buy water management firm Welltech Total Water Management for $60 million.
- The transaction is funded by a fully underwritten $1.05 per share.
- The company stated that the acquisitions are intended to deliver stable, long-term earnings growth for shareholders.
Water services provider Vysarn (ASX:VYS) executed an agreement to acquire Welltech Total Water Management for $60 million.
The purchase marks the corporate group's second acquisition within a six-week window following a separate $25 million agreement to buy NewGround Water Services.
"The acquisitions would give us a broadened and more diverse portfolio of high-quality clients, positioning us to deliver additional stable, long-term earnings growth for shareholders," said Vysarn CEO James Clement.
Under the transaction terms, the business is paying $12.8 million in shares upon completion, alongside an additional $10 million payable if earnings targets are met over the next three years.
Following the announcement, the Vysarn share price was unchanged at $1.06.
The combined acquisitions will lift the group's revenue by 60% to more than $33.2 million for the 2026 financial year.
The target company primarily provides temporary water transfer, storage, and pumping systems alongside sewerage bypass services to major utilities and resources sector clients.
Frequently asked questions
More from Australia
NRFC commits up to $110M for Victorian rare earths project
Wide Open Agriculture extends China distribution deal to 2028
Polymetals Resources generates $31M sales from Endeavor Mine
H3 Energy finds deeper gas targets at Warro gas field
BSP Financial Group quarterly net profit reaches K334M
Resonance Health secures $6M share placement