Mexico’s Grupo Rotoplas completes deal to buy Argentina water heater maker Talsar

Rotoplas has acquired Argentinian water heater leader Talsar.
Rotoplas has acquired Argentinian water heater leader Talsar. - Rotoplas
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Mexico’s Grupo Rotoplas,

a leader in providing water solutions that include storing, carrying and treating water in the Americas, said recently it has completed its acquisition of Argentina’s Talsar, which produces and distributes water heaters, for $36.8 million. 

Rotoplas CEO

Carlos Rojas Mota Velasco
said Talsar’s strength and leadership in water heater market led to the acquisition. “Rotoplas and Talsar’s combined talent and technology will continue to drive our individual solutions growth in Argentina.” Velasco said.

Talsar has led the market in Argentina for production, distribution, and sales of water heaters under the Senorial brand.
  
Rotoplas, based in Mexico, has more than 23 plants throughout North, South, and Central America.



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