Consilium Safety Group to acquire ISE, expanding rolling stock safety solutions
Iain Hoey
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Consilium expands global safety solutions with ISE acquisition
Consilium Safety Group has announced an agreement to acquire ISE (Ingegneria dei Sistemi elettronici), an Italian company specialising in customisable SIL 2 fire safety solutions for the rolling stock industry.
The acquisition is subject to regulatory approvals, as reported by Consilium.
The acquisition is set to strengthen Consilium’s capabilities in advanced fire and safety technologies, especially in the regulated and high-demand rolling stock sector.
Philip Isell Lind af Hageby, CEO of Consilium Safety Group, expressed his enthusiasm for the deal, stating: “I am both excited and proud that ISE is joining Consilium.
“This acquisition aligns perfectly with our Safety Tech leadership strategy.”
He emphasised how this move would expand their expertise and market reach while reinforcing their commitment to safety in demanding environments.
ISE’s specialised solutions set to enhance Consilium’s offerings
ISE is recognised for its advanced fire safety solutions within the railway industry.
With over three decades of experience, the company’s SIL 2 solutions are designed to operate in critical fire protection and suppression environments within the rolling stock sector.
Their offerings meet the stringent safety demands necessary for railway systems.
As part of the acquisition, ISE’s capabilities will bolster Consilium’s existing portfolio of safety technologies.
ISE’s CEO, Daniele Bianchi, welcomed the partnership, stating: “By combining our forces, we will provide a comprehensive safety solutions portfolio to our customers.”
He highlighted how the acquisition would provide greater access to resources, enhancing safety for passengers and assets.
Global expansion through Consilium’s extensive network
The acquisition will benefit from Consilium’s extensive global presence, with operations in over 55 countries.
According to Daniele Bianchi, the merger will unlock additional opportunities to expand their market reach.
ISE will gain the ability to tap into Consilium’s worldwide aftermarket coverage, allowing the company to reach new international customers.
Philip Isell Lind af Hageby further emphasised the partnership’s potential for growth: “ISE has been a long-standing partner of Consilium, and this acquisition enables us both to continue expanding together.”
He also noted that the deal would open new opportunities for expansion into sectors beyond rolling stock, including renewable energy industries like wind power.
Strengthened focus on innovation and customer value
Consilium’s acquisition of ISE marks a strategic step towards advancing its Safety Tech leadership strategy.
The combination of both companies’ expertise will result in broader innovation capabilities, particularly in fire detection and suppression technologies for rolling stock.
The focus on certified solutions tailored for highly regulated environments reinforces both companies’ dedication to customer value and safety.
This acquisition is also expected to create synergies that will benefit future product development, allowing both companies to explore new segments beyond their current market base.
With Consilium’s support, ISE will continue to innovate in the rolling stock safety sector while broadening its impact across additional industries.
Consilium Safety Group to acquire ISE: Summary
Consilium Safety Group has agreed to acquire ISE, an Italian company specialising in SIL 2 fire safety solutions for the railway industry.
The deal will strengthen Consilium’s position in the rolling stock sector, enhance their innovation capabilities, and broaden their market reach globally.
Both companies will benefit from expanded resources and expertise.
ISE’s advanced fire safety systems will complement Consilium’s existing offerings, further enabling them to deliver comprehensive safety solutions.
Regulatory approvals are still pending, but once finalised, this acquisition will open new opportunities in other customer segments, including renewable energy industries such as wind power.
