Alpha Instrumatics, a Bradford-based designer and manufacturer of devices for high-precision measurement of moisture found in gases, has been sold to Halma, a global group of life-saving technology companies.
Alpha Instrumatics’ advanced trace moisture analysis enables safer industrial operations, more efficient hydrocarbon transfer, and more accurate detection of pollutants. The group’s devices are used in growth markets including the industrial gas and aerospace markets, as well as aligned to the energy transition.
Hami Patel of Alpha Instrumatics said: “We are thrilled to become a part of Halma.
“Alpha Instrumatics has an ambitious growth strategy and the investment from Halma will help accelerate growth by providing broader market reach through their adjacent end markets.”
The transaction was led by Provantage Corporate Finance who advised the shareholders of Alpha Instrumatics – Amanda Betts and Lorna Marshall supported by David Browne.
Amanda Betts of Provantage said: “It’s been a pleasure to work alongside the shareholders’ of Alpha Instrumatics on this important transaction.
“Halma Plc is a fitting home for what is a truly exciting business, and we look forward to seeing the continued success that Alpha Instrumatics and Halma Plc will experience in the future through bringing these companies together.”
Hami Patel of Alpha Instrumatics added: “We extend our gratitude to the Provantage team for their dedication and efforts throughout this acquisition process; their expertise and hard work were instrumental in making this acquisition a reality.”
