Canada:
BESTECH Acquires W.G. Spencer Engineering
27 March 2023
Gowling WLG
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On March 13, 2023, multi-disciplinary engineering services firm
BESTECH, a division of BESTECH Canada Limited, announced the
acquisition of W.G. Spencer Engineering Inc., a firm which
specializes in mechanical and electrical engineering for the mining
industry.
BESTECH, headquartered in Sudbury, Ontario, is comprised of five
divisions: Mining; Power; Electrical, Automation and
Instrumentation; Mechanical; and Structural.
Joining BESTECH's existing divisions, SpencerEngineering
– Hoist division – will bring additional expertise in
hoists, hoist control systems, brake systems, service and
production hoist plants, electrical and mechanical systems, and all
auxiliary systems used in support of hoisting plant operations.
Gowling WLG advised BESTECH with respect to this acquisition
with a team that included Lorraine Mastersmith, Michael La Sorda,
Daniel Scott and Brendan Goodman (corporate) and Amy Derickx and
Melanie Polowin (employment); assisted by student-at-law Ian
Therrien.
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