Mueller Water Products has agreed to transition its metering business, operated through Mueller Systems, to ZENNER USA. This strategic move allows Mueller to simplify its portfolio and concentrate on areas with stronger competitive advantages and growth potential. The transition is expected to boost Mueller's adjusted EBITDA margin by 100 to 140 basis points annually starting Q2 2027, despite incurring about $26 million in one-time expenses in fiscal 2027. Mueller will work closely with ZENNER USA to ensure a smooth customer transition and maintain service continuity.
Mueller Water Products' metering business transition to ZENNER USA is noted alongside current Industrials sector data from Pluang. For readers following the Industrials sector, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Nov 05, 2026 04:12 WIB: out of 135 stocks, 51 rose and 83 fell. Notable movers include Vertiv Holdings Co at USD 206.49 with a -12.49% change, Quanta Services Inc at USD 583.49 down 11.19%, and GXO Logistics Inc at USD 57.81 up 11.11%.
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