NEW YORK - Filtration and cleaning product specialist Clean Solutions Group has acquired nonwoven fabric manufacturer HDK Industries.
The HDK Industries brand will be consolidated into the Fibrix Filtration brand managed by the holding company, CSG.
"Improving indoor air quality has become a key health and safety initiative in this post-pandemic era," said CSG chief executive officer Keith White. "The combination of CSG's and HDK's proprietary products and technologies creates a truly differentiated product offering for the expansive market of innovative clean solutions using environmentally sustainable practices.
"We are excited to welcome the talented team at HDK into our organisation and look forward to working together as we create 'a cleaner way forward'."
Founded in 1985, HDK Industries specialises in custom-designed nonwoven fabrics including wire back and self-supporting media for air filtration, liquid filtration and speciality medical materials, for some of the largest global industries and markets, including HVAC filtration, potable water filtration, medical applications and industrial composites.
HDK operates three manufacturing lines in Rogersville, Tennessee, and services customers primarily in the US, Canada, Europe and Asia.
Scott Keeler, HDK's general manager added: "We are enthusiastic to be joining forces with CSG. The combination of these two great companies makes us stronger, more adaptable and better positioned to leverage our resources for sustainable, future growth."
Ceon Francis, managing director at Branford Castle Partners, the private equity firm backing CSG, said: "We're proud to support a company dedicated to developing solutions for a cleaner, more sustainable environment.
"Under the experienced leadership of Keith White and his team, we are confident CSG will continue growing strategically, both organically and through acquisitions, in this dynamic and expanding market."
Headquartered in Mooresville, North Carolina, CSG serves over 1,800 customers through its Fibrix Filtration and Americo brands and operates 14 production lines in six facilities located in North Carolina, Georgia, and Texas.
