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Arcus Weighs £2 Billion Sale of Workdry International

Bloomberg Markets Monday 24 August 2026, 13:21 UTC By Dinesh Nair 1 min read
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Deals Arcus Weighs £2 Billion Sale of Workdry International Arcus Infrastructure Partners is considering a sale of portfolio company Workdry International, people familiar with the matter said. The UK-based investment firm is working with advisers to gauge buyer interest in the water treatment company, according to the people. Arcus could seek a valuation of £2 billion ($2.7 billion) or more for the business, one of the people said.

Deals Arcus Weighs £2 Billion Sale of Workdry International Arcus Infrastructure Partners is considering a sale of portfolio company Workdry International, people familiar with the matter said. The UK-based investment firm is working with advisers to gauge buyer interest in the water treatment company, according to the people. Arcus could seek a valuation of £2 billion ($2.7 billion) or more for the business, one of the people said.
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