Centurion Group has acquired Flow Water Services, strengthening its water infrastructure and water treatment capabilities in Australia.
Flow Water is headquartered in Perth and has operational bases in Broome and Manjimup, Western Australia. The company provides end-to-end water infrastructure services for the mining, agricultural irrigation and industrial sectors.
Its work includes commercial irrigation, pipelines, pumping infrastructure, electrical systems, solar and instrumentation equipment, and rainwater tank storage solutions. The business serves customers across some of Western Australia’s largest agriculture, mining and energy operations.
Acquisition expands Centurion’s Australian water platform
Centurion said the acquisition will strengthen its ability to support the full water cycle, from source through to treatment. It also gives the group broader exposure to water-related work in mining, agriculture and industrial markets.
The deal follows Centurion’s previous acquisition of WestWater Enterprises in Australia, which expanded the group’s potable and process water treatment capabilities.
Centurion has also increased its credit facility by around US$76 million. The group said this gives it approximately US$130 million of available funding for acquisitions and strategic capital expenditure.
“We’re excited to be embarking on a new chapter as part of Centurion,” said Mitchell Clarke, Managing Director of Flow Water. “With the backing of a global Group that has a long-standing presence in the water treatment space, we’re confident our business will continue to grow and build on its success. We look forward to the opportunities ahead.”
Mining and remote water demand
The acquisition comes as demand for reliable water infrastructure continues across Australia’s mining, agriculture and industrial sectors, particularly in remote and challenging operating environments.
Centurion supplies equipment and services to critical industries in complex and remote locations. Its regional footprint includes the US, Canada, UK and Europe, the Middle East and North Africa, and Asia Pacific.
“I’m very pleased to welcome Flow Water to Centurion,” said Euan Leask, CEO of Centurion. “The business has grown strongly over the last few years, and we look forward to working with Mitch and his team to continue this momentum to build a large integrated water and water treatment business in Australia.”
Centurion said Flow Water is its third acquisition of 2026 and its 26th acquisition to date. The group said its acquisition pipeline remains focused on end markets including minerals, infrastructure, construction, defence and government.
FAQs
Who has Centurion acquired?
Centurion Group has acquired Flow Water Services, an Australian water infrastructure business headquartered in Perth.
What does Flow Water Services do?
Flow Water provides water infrastructure services including irrigation, pipelines, pumping systems, electrical equipment, solar and instrumentation, and water storage solutions.
Which sectors does Flow Water serve?
Flow Water works with mining, agricultural irrigation, industrial and energy customers, particularly in Western Australia.
Why is the acquisition significant?
The deal expands Centurion’s ability to provide integrated water infrastructure and water treatment services in Australia.
How much has Centurion increased its credit facility by?
Centurion said it has increased its credit facility by around US$76 million, giving it approximately US$130 million for future acquisitions and strategic capital expenditure.
