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ITT completes acquisition of SPX FLOW

By Puja Mitra | March 3, 2026

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ITT Inc. announced it closed its acquisition of SPX FLOW, Inc., a provider of equipment and process technologies for industrial, chemical, energy, nutrition and health and personal care markets. In December 2025, ITT announced a definitive agreement to purchase SPX FLOW for $4.775 billion, funded through a combination of cash and equity.

SPX FLOW provides process technologies for mixing, blending, fluid handling, separation and thermal transfer. Its portfolio includes equipment and brands used to support process efficiency and product quality in a range of industries.

In 2025, SPX FLOW reported revenue of more than $1.3 billion and organic orders growth of 14%, in line with ITT’s expectations. The results reflect execution during 2025 and demand trends heading into 2026.

“Today marks an exciting milestone as we welcome 3,900 new ITTers to our company. With the addition of SPX FLOW’s leading technologies, strong brands and deep engineering expertise, Engineered for Life becomes even more meaningful for ITT. This acquisition is an acceleration towards our 2030 long-term strategic goal of enterprise portfolio transformation, four years ahead of plan. Today, ITT’s portfolio is more resilient and increasingly concentrated in higher‑growth, higher‑margin businesses. The combination of SPX FLOW and ITT’s Industrial Process business creates a robust, global flow technologies platform positioned for sustained, long-term profitable growth. Together, we will leverage our complementary strengths and ITT’s relentless focus on customers, on continuous improvement and differentiation in execution and innovation. This is a defining moment for ITT and for our new Flow Technologies platform, and it will create significant value for our customers, our employees and our shareholders,” said Luca Savi, ITT’s chief executive officer and president.

ITT’s Industrial Process segment has been renamed Flow Technologies, effective today. SPX FLOW is now part of Flow Technologies, led by Bartek Makowiecki, senior vice president, chief strategy officer and president, Flow Technologies.

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