Llandarcy headquartered Hornbill Engineering has been acquired by energy and utilities group OCU.
Hornbill, which also has offices in Neath, Mold and Pembrokeshire with a workforce of 120, operates globally with clients across the power, water, gas, rail and other sectors. It specialises in designing and building electrical infrastructure for high-voltage and low-voltage renewable energy projects. The deal, the value of which hasn’t been disclosed, will see the business becoming part of OCU’s energy services division, which focuses on engineered power system network solutions to deliver renewable energy and decarbonisation infrastructure.
Hornbill founder, Russell Scaplehorn, said: “We are delighted with the outcome of the transaction process and believe that OCU will be an excellent partner for the business going forward.”
