MPower UPS acquired by Swiss based group
Swiss-based UPS manufacturer, Centiel has announced the acquisition of MPower UPS in a move which will significantly increase its UK market share. Earlier in 2017 MPower joined forces with Centiel to market its UPS products and has now become a subsidiary company.
Michael Brooks, managing director MPower UPS confirmed: "Whilst it is very much business as usual for all of our existing customers, the acquisition now means we have the product range and financial strength to exclusively and proactively market Centiel's power protection solutions to a much larger target market.
These solutions include CumulusPower, a three-phase, modular UPS system which offers class leading system availability and very low total cost of ownership and PremiumTower, a unity output power factor machine for critical loads of between 10kW and 60kW. "The change is very exciting as we can now offer our valued client base a manufacturer's commitment and backing meaning we can offer even better support,"continued Brooks. "The new structure also means we can target ever larger contracts and have access to ever greater resources whilst maintaining the quality and level of personal assistance we have become known for over the past 12 years.
Filippo Marbach, founder of Centiel commented: Centiel SA needed a strong UK subsidiary to expand its market share in the UK and MPower UPS is ideally placed to fulfil this role."
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