Fusion Capital Partners has taken over Aqualis, a Morrisville, North Carolina company that delivers sustainable water management, engineering and compliance services to blue‑chip commercial, industrial and municipal clients. The deal follows Aqualis’ 2001 founding and positions the buyer to expand its footprint in critical infrastructure projects across the U.S. by leveraging existing industry partnerships and and.

Richard Matero, Aqualis’ CEO, will continue steering the firm under new ownership. While financial terms remain undisclosed, the transaction underscores growing investor appetite for companies that help municipalities modernize aging water systems. Fusion Capital’s portfolio already includes several infrastructure playbooks, suggesting a strategic fit in the U.S. market, thereby bolstering its coverage across critical sectors.

The seller, DFW Capital Partners, exited after a decade of ownership, allowing Aqualis to tap into Fusion Capital’s capital and operational expertise. This move could accelerate the deployment of water‑efficiency technologies and streamline compliance for clients facing tightening regulatory standards. For investors, the deal highlights a niche yet expanding sector within infrastructure in the U.S.

With no disclosed price, market participants will gauge the transaction against recent comparable deals in the water‑infrastructure space. Fusion Capital’s acquisition reinforces its commitment to sustainable solutions that align with federal clean‑water initiatives. The purchase positions the firm to capture growth as cities prioritize resilience and efficiency in their water supply networks across the U.S.