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Platinum Equity buys Warren Valve from Allied Group

The buyout firm carves out the Houston valve supplier, betting on continued investment in energy and industrial infrastructure.

M&A News deals deskIndustrials / Flow control · United States, Americas2 Nov 2026

Platinum Equity has acquired Warren Valve, a Houston-based supplier of engineered and distributed flow control valves, from Allied Group, the private equity firm said on 2 November 2026.

Why Platinum Equity is buying Warren Valve

Platinum said Warren Valve is well positioned to benefit from continued investment in energy infrastructure and wider industrial markets, and that it will draw on its corporate carve-out experience to support the business as a standalone company.

“We believe the company is well positioned to benefit from continued investment in energy infrastructure”Jacob Kotzubei, Co-President, Platinum Equity

Deal terms and financing

Financial terms were not disclosed. Warren Valve's management team and Allied Group founder and chief executive Marc Herzstein invested alongside Platinum and will be minority shareholders. Fifth Third Bank acted as joint lead arranger for the financing.

Market context

Warren Valve has more than 30 years of operating history and serves a large blue-chip customer base across the energy, industrial, technology and infrastructure markets in North America.

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