Rochester Midland, backed by Peak Rock Capital, acquires ApHinity Technologies

By Public Technologies
  • Rochester Midland acquired ApHinity Technologies, expanding its water treatment and industrial process platform.
  • ApHinity, founded in 2015, provides water footprint optimization technology and industrial air emissions treatment services.
  • Peak Rock Capital’s Jordan Campbell called the deal a push into higher-growth end markets.
  • Peak Rock’s Dave Alter said ApHinity adds patented solutions to support Rochester Midland’s acquisition-led growth strategy.
  • Rochester Midland CEO Jim White said the company will keep pursuing partnerships to add differentiated capabilities.


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