Rheem to buy Nortek Global HVAC
This marks the second major OEM deal announced in the past two months
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Rheem on Wednesday “announced its intent” to acquire Nortek Global HVAC (NGH), as first reported by Contracting Business.
The big picture: This marks the second major OEM deal announced in the past two months, following Bosch’s acquisition of Johnson Controls’ residential HVAC portfolio.
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Rheem is North America’s fourth-largest HVAC manufacturer, holding an ~11% market share, according to a 2020 report.
What’s happening: NGH, which manufactures Maytag and Frigidaire HVAC products, will become part of Rheem’s Global Air division. No financial terms were disclosed.
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“NGH has a remarkable team that brings unique products, operational capabilities, and market channels to complement Rheem’s expanding Air and Water businesses,” said Mike Branson, President of Global Air at Rheem.
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Rheem didn’t respond to Homepros’ request for comment regarding contractor implications, particularly concerning pricing.
What’s next: The deal is pending approval, with no specified closing timeline.
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