Copeland has completed the acquisition of Dickson, a US provider of environmental monitoring and compliance technology for regulated life sciences and healthcare environments. The transaction combines Dickson’s cloud-native monitoring platform with Copeland’s controls, monitoring and enterprise software solutions for the cold chain.
The combined technologies support temperature monitoring in biotechnology manufacturing, pharmaceutical distribution, healthcare, retail pharmacy and medical device environments. They are intended to provide visibility into environmental conditions from production and storage through transportation and delivery.
Copeland said the combination will provide actionable insights to help customers identify and address issues early and protect food, pharmaceutical and other temperature-sensitive products throughout the supply chain.
“The acquisition of Dickson further strengthens our ability to serve customers across every stage of the healthcare and life sciences cold chain, from pharmaceutical manufacturing through distribution and patient care,” said Ross B. Shuster, CEO of Copeland.
“Our customers operate in highly regulated environments where precision, compliance and visibility are essential,” said Rick Weiler, President and CEO of Dickson. “By joining Copeland, we are bringing together complementary technologies and expertise that support the monitoring and protection of temperature-sensitive products across increasingly complex supply chains.”
Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
