Datacor Acquires MySep for Process Separator Simulation Software
Datacor, a provider of software for engineers and process manufacturers, announced the acquisition of MySep, a developer of simulation software for process separator design and analysis.
Florham Park, N.J. – Datacor, Inc. has acquired MySep, a company specializing in simulation software for the design and performance analysis of process separators. The acquisition expands Datacor's engineering software portfolio, which includes CHEMCAD for chemical process design and GoldSim for risk analysis.
MySep, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Singapore, focuses on separation challenges within the oil and gas industry. Its software is utilized across upstream production, gas processing, LNG, refining, and petrochemical sectors. The acquisition also enhances Datacor's presence in the Asia Pacific and Middle East regions.
Datacor President Tom Jackson stated that the acquisition reflects the company's ongoing investment in specialized software and expertise. Guy Hellinx, founder of MySep, added that joining Datacor allows for offering more comprehensive solutions by combining MySep's expertise with Datacor's broader software capabilities.
Datacor provides industry-specific software solutions for engineers, process manufacturers, and chemical distributors. MySep develops simulation tools used by engineers to design new separators, evaluate existing equipment, and improve process reliability.