Spectra Precision to acquire Unicontrol

Spectra Precision, a laser positioning systems company for the construction industry, has announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire machine control company Unicontrol.

(Photo: Spectra Precision)

Unicontrol joins Spectra Precision in Precisional’s portfolio of construction technology-related businesses along with Seco, and Loadrite.

“We are excited to bring Unicontrol’s dynamic machine control systems into the Spectra Precision family of solutions, driving forward our mission to enhance the efficiency of our customers across a broad range of construction applications,” said Drew Ladau, president of Spectra Precision and CEO of Precisional LLC.

“This strategic acquisition promises to deliver a wider range of advanced solutions to customers, driving new standards in the construction industry.”

Niels Bjerregaard, CEO of Unicontrol, added, “We are excited to join forces with Spectra Precision, whose technological expertise and global infrastructure will enable us to expand our reach and accelerate our innovations.

“This partnership not only supports our growth ambitions but also strengthens our ability to serve and expand our customer base.”

The acquisition will not affect Unicontrol’s product line, distribution or dealers of the technology.

Spectra Precision designs and manufactures levelling, positioning, and alignment instruments used in general, exterior, and underground construction. The instruments incorporate laser and optical technology for general contractors and speciality contractors serving both large and small commercial job sites, as well as residential builders and remodelers.

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