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Xylem
Major water technology and pump company; ~$8B revenue; Flygt submersible and irrigation pumps
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Xylem / ITT Goulds Seneca Falls →
USSeneca Falls, NY · manufacturing
Xylem flagship US facility (nearly 1M sq ft). Founded 1848 — one of oldest pump manufacturing sites in the world. Produces Goulds Water Technology IRRI-GATOR and Ag-Flo agricultural centrifugal pumps. Designation: National Historic Landmark campus.
Xylem Coimbatore Manufacturing →
INCoimbatore, Tamil Nadu · manufacturing
Xylem's India manufacturing hub for submersible and centrifugal pumps serving South Asian irrigation markets. Coimbatore is India's 'pump capital' — hosts dozens of pump manufacturers including Flowserve, KBL, and CRI.
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Water Infrastructure (Pumps & Treatment)
45%Applied Water (Industrial & Commercial)
25%Measurement & Control (Digital)
20%Emerging Technologies
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Did you know2024
Xylem's flagship US pump plant in Seneca Falls, New York has been manufacturing pumps continuously since 1848 — making it one of the oldest active manufacturing sites in America. The site was formerly ITT Goulds Pumps; Xylem was spun out of ITT in 2011. The Seneca Falls campus is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Despite its age, it remains the engineering hub for North America's most widely used agricultural centrifugal pump lines (IRRI-GATOR, Ag-Flo).
Xylem Inc. ↗Origin2023
Xylem was created in 2011 when ITT Corporation split itself into three independent companies: ITT (defense electronics and industrial components), Exelis (defense, later acquired by Harris Corporation), and Xylem (water technology). The water pump and treatment assets ITT had assembled over decades -- including Flygt pumps (acquired 1968, originally a Swedish pump maker), Goulds pumps (acquired 1997, founded 1848 in Seneca Falls NY), and Bell & Gossett (founded 1916 in Morton Grove IL) -- became the new standalone company. The name 'Xylem' was chosen to evoke the biological transport system plants use to move water, signaling a strategic identity as a technology company for water infrastructure rather than just a pump manufacturer. Since its spinoff, Xylem has acquired Sensus (smart metering infrastructure, $1.7B, 2016) and Evoqua Water Technologies (water treatment, $7.5B, 2023), transforming from a hardware pump company into a water technology platform.
Xylem Inc. ↗