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Galliford Try plc Acquires Nene Valley Fire & Acoustic

Announced March 4, 2026 — $13.5M

Galliford Try plcFire door and passive fire protection2026

What happened

Nene Valley Fire & Acoustic is a Northamptonshire fire door provider founded in 1986. It works on industrial, housing, healthcare, education and government projects. Galliford Try bought it for about £10M and will combine it with its Asset Intelligence and Oak Fire Protection businesses.

Acquirer
Galliford Try plc
Target
Nene Valley Fire & Acoustic
Announced
March 4, 2026
Price
$13.5M
Industry
Fire door and passive fire protection
Buyer type
Strategic acquirer
Status
Closed

By the numbers

Galliford Try plc's acquisition history
1st of 1 tracked deals
Disclosed prices
1 of 1 Galliford Try plc deals
Galliford Try plc's average disclosed price
$13.5M
Galliford Try plc's largest disclosed deal
Nene Valley Fire & Acoustic ($13.5M)
Tracked acquisitions in 2026
397 across all acquirers
Galliford Try plc in Fire door and passive fire protection
1 acquisition

Frequently Asked Questions About This Acquisition

When did Galliford Try plc acquire Nene Valley Fire & Acoustic?

Galliford Try plc acquired Nene Valley Fire & Acoustic on March 4, 2026. This was Galliford Try plc's 1st publicly tracked acquisition out of 1 we have on record.

How much did Galliford Try plc pay for Nene Valley Fire & Acoustic?

Galliford Try plc paid $13.5M for Nene Valley Fire & Acoustic.

What does Nene Valley Fire & Acoustic do?

Nene Valley Fire & Acoustic is a Northamptonshire fire door provider founded in 1986. It works on industrial, housing, healthcare, education and government projects. Galliford Try bought it for about £10M and will combine it with its Asset Intelligence and Oak Fire Protection businesses.

What other Fire door and passive fire protection companies has Galliford Try plc acquired?

Nene Valley Fire & Acoustic is Galliford Try plc's only publicly tracked acquisition in Fire door and passive fire protection so far.

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