Ferguson completes $1.6B acquisition of FloWorks

Plumbing and heating products distributor Ferguson Enterprises announced on Tuesday that it has completed its $1.6 billion acquisition of Houston-based FloWorks from private equity firm Wynnchurch Capital.
The deal closed Monday after customary closing conditions were satisfied. FloWorks, which generated about $1 billion in revenue in 2025, is an industrial distributor and service provider of valves and flow control solutions. Ferguson previously said the acquisition is expected to create additional revenue opportunities and about $45 million in annual cost savings.
“We are pleased to officially welcome the FloWorks team to Ferguson,” Ferguson CEO Kevin Murphy said in a statement. “Together, we strengthen our ability to serve customers across the non-residential market by combining our national scale and distribution expertise with FloWorks’ deep technical capabilities in valves, automation, rotating equipment and fluid handling.”
“Joining Ferguson creates meaningful opportunities for our associates and customers,” FloWorks CEO Scott Jackson said in a statement. “Ferguson’s scale, supply chain capabilities and product depth will help us serve customers more efficiently while continuing to deliver the technical expertise and trusted relationships FloWorks is known for. We look forward to growing together as a combined team and leveraging the unique strengths that each company has to offer, while preserving the special qualities that make both of our organizations great.”
Founded in 1961, FloWorks operates more than 60 locations across the United States and Canada, primarily along the Gulf Coast and throughout the southern United States. It serves technical industries, including chemicals, refining, power generation, semiconductors, pharmaceuticals and data centers. The company operates 25 service and repair centers and has a portfolio of 15 brands.