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Clyde Corrosion Primed for Expansion as they Join the Malin Group

Clyde Corrosion Control Ltd were delighted to confirm their move to form part of the Malin Group, with the formal agreement documenting sale of all shares in the company being signed at the Group’s South Rotunda headquarters on the 7th October. Clyde Corrosion Control will now form a specialist division under the Group’s Malin Newbuild business unit, who specialise in large scale fabrication projects, most recently for Balfour Beatty and Caley Ocean Systems for a new nuclear power plant.

Clyde Corrosion Control has a long, respected history within the marine sector, having collaborated on several projects with the Group over the last few years. It is envisaged that this latest move will enable both to offer a more streamlined, turnkey service to the industry, spanning fabrication to specialist finishing.

Founded in 2002 by Bonnie Lowson and rooted in the Clyde’s industrial legacy, Clyde Corrosion Control are a respected provider with an established customer base in Scotland and beyond, spanning the oil and gas, nuclear, construction and renewables sectors. With enviable facilities and world-leading techniques, the firm are known to provide proven blast, paint, and coating services, from high performance epoxy coatings, and glass flake, to anti fouling, metal spraying and high decorative finishes. The firm also boast specialist solutions for tubular and structural steel, utilising their fully automatic Tihlman Wheelabrator which produces a clean surface profile.

“We share Malin’s passion for providing the best possible products and services for our clients, alongside their thirst for innovative solutions and techniques. I, and my wider team are excited to formally establish this partnership with Malin, building on what has been a long-standing, successful collaboration to date. We are confident this step will enable us to continue to offer our existing clients the exacting service they expect, whilst providing the opportunity to offer our expertise to new industries and projects.”

Bonnie Lowson, Managing Director of Clyde Corrosion

“Having worked with Bonnie and her team for numerous years, we have experienced first-hand her drive for delivering high quality service. I am confident that this joining of Malin Group and Clyde Corrosion Control will work to cement what is already a positive, mutually beneficial relationship. It will also provide opportunity for future growth in the organisation, which both parties, and the wider sector will benefit from as we move forward together. We believe that we can lead the way in innovative thinking and show what an exciting future the marine sector offers both nationally and locally on the Clyde. This ties into the vision we have for the Scottish Marine Technology Park in which Clyde Corrosion Control capabilities will form a key part.”

Gary Mitchelson, Managing Director, Malin Newbuild

About Malin Newbuild

Malin Newbuild specialise in the fabrication and outfit of complex marine equipment and vessels to a client’s own set of drawings and specifications. Their specialist teams have experience across a variety of projects, spanning sectors from defence and nuclear, to renewables and oil and gas.

About the Malin Group

The Malin Group are a family of specialist marine engineering companies, providing end to end solutions to the global marine industry. Their fabrication facility in Renfrew is one of the biggest in Scotland and includes a loadout quay for the delivery of larger structures by sea. The group employ over 120 people in Renfrew, Glasgow, and Aberdeen.

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