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Betco Corporation announced the acquisition of chemical assets from Fuller Industries, Inc., a Kansas-based subsidiary of GDI Ainsworth. The transaction marks Betco's second acquisition since July 2026, further advancing its strategic growth plan and strengthening its position in the commercial cleaning industry.

The acquisition expands Betco's professional cleaning chemical portfolio and manufacturing capabilities, bringing complementary products and production expertise into its business. It also strengthens the company's ability to invest in research, development, and innovation while serving a broader customer base.

Fuller Industries customers will gain access to Betco's sales and marketing resources, technical expertise, and training programs—including product guidance, application support, and educational opportunities designed to support their businesses.

“This acquisition puts more volume through our Bowling Green plant, adds a liquid pod manufacturing capability to Betco, and brings new distribution partners and end users to our business,” says Brad Betz, President and Chief Executive Officer of Betco. “Our focus now is making the move easy for Fuller customers: dependable supply through the transition, and the service, training, and technical support Betco customers count on.”

Betco has developed detailed transition plans to support continuity of supply and service. Fuller Industries has built inventory ahead of the transition to help maintain product availability. Betco will work directly with customers to provide ordering guidance and communicate applicable product changes throughout the process.

“Our chemical customers have been central to Fuller’s success, and finding the right home for this business was an important priority,” shares Craig Rudin, Chief Executive Officer of Fuller Industries. “Betco brings the industry expertise, technical resources, and commitment to service needed to support our customers through this transition and beyond.”