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Arclin Completes Acquisition of The Willamette Valley Company

In a significant development for the material sciences sector, Arclin, a leading provider in this field, announced on February 3, 2026, the successful completion of its acquisition of The Willamette Valley Company (WVCO), a key player in manufacturing and distributing customized products and services across various sectors including wood products, railway, concrete repair, transportation, infrastructure, and consumer goods.

Bradley Bolduc, CEO of Arclin, expressed high regard for WVCO's technical expertise, customer focus, and commitment to quality—values that resonate deeply with Arclin's mission. He stated, "This acquisition allows us to better serve our customers in new industries where our complementary capabilities will have an immediate impact. This is an exciting step forward for our team members and the customers we serve."

The deal expands Arclin's global footprint significantly, adding eight manufacturing and research and development facilities along with around 540 employees to its already growing workforce. This strategic move is aimed at accelerating Arclin's ongoing strategy to enhance its material science capabilities, offering advanced solutions that improve performance, reliability, and sustainability across a wide range of applications.

Mark Glaspey, President of Arclin, emphasized the innovative potential that comes from combining strengths with WVCO’s talented team. He noted, "The integration of our well-aligned technologies paves the way for significant innovations. Together, we are uniquely positioned to drive next-generation chemistry, mission-critical solutions, and application technologies that will elevate performance standards across all sectors. This acquisition boosts our capacity to tackle complex challenges and deliver substantial value to customers worldwide."

John Murray, President and CEO of The Willamette Valley Company, reflected on the legacy of WVCO, which is rooted in technical ingenuity and a willingness to embrace challenges. He highlighted how the merger with Arclin amplifies that spirit, stating, "Together, we will shape the next generation of materials and unlock new opportunities for our teams and the industries we serve."

Following the acquisition, both companies will initiate integration planning while ensuring business continuity for their customers and suppliers. This commitment ensures that there will be no disruption in service during the transition process, emphasizing the importance of customer satisfaction as both firms embark on this new journey together.

About Arclin

Headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, Arclin specializes in manufacturing polymer technologies, technical products, and specialty materials for construction, agriculture, transportation infrastructure, weather and fire protection, pharmaceuticals, nutrition, electronics, design, and numerous other industries. Arclin operates through offices and manufacturing facilities in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, serving a diverse customer base across the globe. For more information, visit www.arclin.com.

About The Willamette Valley Company

Founded in 1952, The Willamette Valley Company is a provider of technical solutions that specializes in a wide array of chemical and application systems. As a multinational entity, WVCO manufactures and distributes a variety of customized products and services globally. With roots in the wood industry, the company has substantially expanded its expertise, providing innovative solutions for repairing railway ties, concrete repair systems, patching compounds, adhesives, robotics, engineering, and more across dozens of sectors. More details can be found at https://wilvaco.com.