XRF Scientific Ltd (ASX:XRF) Acquires Labfit

Acquisition Overview

XRF Scientific Ltd (ASX:XRF) has announced its binding Share Purchase Agreement to acquire 100% of Labfit Pty Ltd. The acquisition is subject to specific conditions, including satisfactory due diligence and third-party approvals, to be fulfilled by 13 February 2025.

Business Integration and Financial Performance

Labfit is renowned for its Carbon Sulphur Analysers and pH Analysers, which are vital for industrial applications. The company, based in Bayswater, Western Australia, generated an average revenue of $1.5 million and a profit before tax of $200,000 in the last two financial years.

Details of the Agreement

The acquisition involves an upfront payment of $1,160,000, with $846,000 attributed to the business value and $314,000 for Labfit’s property asset. Additionally, 15% of the payment will be settled in XRF shares. The deal is expected to close by 20 December 2024, pending condition satisfaction.

Future Prospects

The acquisition of Labfit is a strategic move that will diversify XRF’s revenue stream and integrate Labfit’s products into XRF’s existing distribution network. XRF’s Managing Director, Vance Stazzonelli, stated, “This acquisition is low risk and expected to enhance our product offerings significantly.”

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