Azuria, Inframark combine to form leading water solutions business
Azuria Water Solutions and Inframark are combining businesses to form a leading, independent water solutions and services platform. The merger brings anticipated revenue of more than $2 billion and more than 6,000 employees, the combination will give customers access to a leading end-to-end suite of solutions and technologies, the companies announced.
Azuria and Inframark expect the combination to be complete by the end of 2025 or early 2026; in the meantime, the companies will continue operating independently.
About Azuria Water Solutions
Azuria is the leading provider of technology-enabled solutions for the water industry. Since 1971, the company has remained at the forefront of sustainable, cost-effective products and technologies to address aging water pipeline infrastructure.
About Inframark
Inframark, LLC is an applied technology and solutions company, specializing in water and wastewater infrastructure operations and maintenance (O&M), and community management services across the U.S. Inframark integrates automation and intelligent data solutions in water and wastewater O&M, management of community infrastructure, and data systems integration to provide unparalleled service and technical support.
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