The investments at IP facilities in Obernkirchen, Germany, Vadodara, India and Dammam, Saudi Arabia will increase ITT’s power capacity in pump, motor and control systems testing, enabling the company to locally test larger, more complicated pump packages. The investments are expected to be completed in the third quarter of 2024.
At ITT’s Goulds Pumps sites in Saudi Arabia and India, the investments will support future growth as part of ITT’s ‘in region, for region’ strategy. At ITT’s Bornemann pumps site in Obernkirchen, Germany, the company will be able to replicate field conditions through complete unit multiphase fluid testing once the investments are completed, including a special focus on pump packages deployed in carbon capture and decarbonization applications globally.
“These strategic investments will further enhance our capabilities and customer experience and continue to differentiate ITT from the competition,” said Luca Savi, ITT’s CEO and president.
