Building solutions manufacturer Brymec has acquired plant supplier Stokvis Energy Systems for an undisclosed sum.
Stokvis Energy Systems specialises in supplying plate heat exchangers and plant room solutions across healthcare, education, residential and commercial sectors.
The deal will expand Brymec’s capabilities, bringing Stokvis’ plant room systems into the company’s building services portfolio.
Customers can now access Stokvis through Brymec’s website, providing a “single point of contact from specification to site.”
Jeremy Douglas, specification director at Brymec, said: “Bringing Stokvis into the Brymec Group has enabled us to further expand on our vision and mission to provide complete solutions to the building services industry.
“It broadens our overall proposition, offering our loyal and supportive customer base even more, which is important to us, particularly in the plant room sector. Not only that, it also allows us to open up to new markets, whilst maintaining the high standard both companies are known for.”
The acquisition is also part of Brymec’s growth strategy to add more specialist expertise in renewables, water, heating and plant room innovations.
Headquartered in Surrey, Brymec provides mechanical and electrical products and system solutions across the UK construction industry, with more than 1,200 manufactured products and a 55,000 ft² central distribution centre.
For FY25, the company reported £29.4 million in revenue and £3.8 million pre-tax profit.
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