Stockport-based environmental consultancy APEM has successfully completed its third acquisition this year, enhancing its presence in Australia.
The acquisition of Attexo, a renowned Australian consultancy, signifies APEM’s commitment to becoming the world’s leading environmental consultancy.
APEM, supported by private equity firm WestBridge, has strategically acquired Attexo. This acquisition propels APEM’s headcount to 215 consultants across 11 offices in Queensland, Victoria, and New South Wales. This move also opens significant opportunities in the high-growth Asia-Pacific region.
Leah McGimpsey, APEM’s CEO, highlighted that the acquisition aligns with APEM’s ethos to bolster its Australian business. She stated, “Bringing Attexo into the Group builds on our commitment to grow our Australian business” and enhances opportunities for collaboration on new projects. McGimpsey emphasised that Attexo would enhance APEM’s capabilities in environmental approvals, biodiversity, and heritage.
Barkley also noted the Australian government’s commitment to renewable energy and APEM’s dedication to supporting the global shift towards Net Zero. This combination sets the stage for APEM’s ambitious future growth.
WestBridge’s strategic guidance and APEM’s robust market position in Australia lay a solid foundation for continued success.
This strategic acquisition is part of APEM’s broader vision to expand its capabilities and market reach.
APEM’s strategy to integrate acquisitions thoughtfully aims to ensure that clients continue to receive a best-in-class service with a breadth and depth of expertise.
The strategic integration of new capabilities ensures that APEM can support clients throughout the lifecycle of their projects.
APEM’s acquisition of Attexo solidifies its presence in Australia and supports its goal to become a global leader in environmental consultancy.
With a strong foundation and strategic acquisitions, APEM is well-positioned for continued growth and success in the environmental sector.