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PROECO Srl Completes the Acquisition of the Italian Company TEA SISTEMI (AFP) Dec 15, 2025 Dec 15, 2025 (MediaConnect) - Press release from Parlym-Monday 15 December 2025. PARLYM Group is pleased to announce that its subsidiary company PROECO Srl has completed the acquisition of 100% of Tea Sistemi, a Pisa-based engineering company recognized as a leader in risk management, technical safety, flow assurance and process engineering services. By merging Proeco's consolidated experience with Tea Sistemi's specialist know-how, it will offer customers and partners enhanced added value, integrating innovative approaches with the highest standards of operational safety. Together, they are better positioned to address the challenges of the energy transition through a comprehensive and forward-looking engineering vision.
TEA SISTEMI, is an Italian engineering company headquartered in Pisa, providing high-quality research, development and consultancy services in the energy and environment sectors, with expertise spanning risk management, technical safety, flow assurance, process engineering, environmental studies and computational fluid dynamics. PROECO, is an Italian engineering and supply services provider with extensive experience, particularly in industries related to oil & gas, chemicals, energy, and the environment. Its services span from feasibility studies to basic design, including project management, procurement assistance, studies, and commissioning support. PARLYM, is a leading international engineering, consulting and technical services company, delivering comprehensive solutions across the energy, nuclear, oil & gas, power and renewable sectors. PARLYM supports its clients from initial engineering design through project execution, optimisation and long-term operation.
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