Founded in 2015, ApHinity brings a portfolio of patented solutions to the chemical and technical services provider. The firm’s engineering expertise has historically served high-stakes industries, including the semiconductor and healthcare sectors, where precise site-specific safety goals are critical. Rochester Midland CEO Jim White noted that the acquisition allows his firm to address more complex water and air quality management challenges for its clients.
For the owners of ApHinity—Christopher Bellizzi, Stephen Mosher, and Joshua Curt—the merger serves as a strategic acceleration for their technology. Rochester Midland, which traces its history back to 1888, continues to pursue a consolidation strategy aimed at embedding specialized, value-added capabilities into its established North American and European water treatment operations.
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