Oldcastle Infrastructure Acquires Torrent Resources Inc.

Nov. 13, 2019

ATLANTA, GA (November 12, 2019) — Oldcastle Infrastructure, A CRH Company, has acquired Torrent Resources Inc., a full-service stormwater solutions provider, based in Phoenix, AZ.

Since 1972, Torrent has specialized in the construction of two stormwater infiltration systems designed for the pretreatment and recharge of excess surface water: the MaxWell IV and the MaxWell Plus drywell systems for deep infiltration. This new partnership builds on existing community and business relationships, while affording customers the benefits of an expanded product portfolio and capabilities.

“We welcome and look forward to working with Torrent’s employees and customers,” said Matt Clemson, Area General Manager, Oldcastle Infrastructure. “With more than 30 years’ manufacturing experience, Torrent enhances our scope and competency in the water infrastructure market, backed by best-in-class customer service.”

Oldcastle Infrastructure is a leading provider of building materials, products, and services for infrastructure projects to several market sectors nationwide, including building structures, communications, energy, transportation, and water. For more information, visit www.oldcastleinfrastructure.com. Oldcastle Infrastructure is part of CRH’s Building Products division. CRH is the largest building materials business in North America, the largest heavy side materials business in Europe, and has a number of strategic positions in the emerging economic regions of Asia and South America. 

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