Shell acquires Allied Reliability, expands N.A. lubes business
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Shell acquires Allied Reliability, expands N.A. lubes business

Pennzoil-Quaker State Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Shell USA, Inc. and part of Shellโ€™s U.S. lubricants business, has signed an agreement to acquire 100% of TFH Reliability Group, LLC, the parent company of Allied Reliability Inc. 

Allied Reliability is a provider of industrial products and services, asset performance management and reliability consultancy services to business-to-business customers in North America. The company works across a wide range of industries and delivers enhancements in the efficiency and reliability of assets.

Allied Reliability was a portfolio company of Capstreet, a Houston, Texas-based private equity firm.

Allied Reliability will be an indirect, wholly owned subsidiary of Shell and fully consolidated within its Lubricants marketing business from December 23.

โ€œIn addition to expanding the suite of lubricants products we can offer customers, acquiring a proven, credible player in the industrial services space allows us to offer a ‘products-plus-services’ model that can help customers drive improvements in performance and safety for their equipment,โ€ said Executive Vice President of Global Lubricants, Machteld de Haan. 

โ€œThis fits in perfectly with our global lubricants strategy to grow our premium product offering and presence in the industrial sector, as well as offering complementary services to deliver a strong value proposition for our customers.โ€

This deal was structured to simultaneously sign and close.