All Mergers & acquisitions Articles
Swiss-based firm sells UK machine business in management buyout, and moves mixing plant business to subsidiary
Metso has announced the acquisition of Santa Ana de Bolueta SA (Sabo), who supplies grinding media to the mining industry
US$ 1.6 billion deal will add 5,200 housing plots in California for luxury house builder
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is behind purchase of 6% in Spanish contractor FCC.
Yanmar acquires 6.26% stake and manufacturers agree to cross-distribute machines in Latin America.
Proposed acquisition of Holcim's cement operations in Spain to be investigated by European Commission
Ascendum acquires construction sector dealership interests in central Europe
Crane manufacturers Palfinger and Sany will expand their crane distribution partnership by each acquiring a 10 % stake in the other's company
Chinese crusher and screen manufacturer will add mid-market equipment to complement Metso’s premium machines
Belgium firm reaches agreement with Vinci for CFE stake
US private equity firm will merge two of the world's biggest scaffolding businesses after simultaneously acquiring Harsco Infrastructure from Harcso and Brand Energy from First Reserve.
New board members approved as Italian merger gets the go-ahead from both sets of shareholders
No firm acquisition offer to be made after an initial approach was rebuffed in August
Cementos Argos to takeover Lafarge cement and grinding plant in US$ 580 million deal.
Mr Cropper business will be added to VP's Groundworks shoring and trenching rental division.
Assets to be swapped in Germany and the Czech Republic, while the two companies will combine their businesses in Spain.
Unsolicited bids for engineering company from both M&W and Amec rejected as too low.
Metal division acquires Dutch-based Smulders group to strengthen presence in offshore wind energy market
Asphalt, brick and concrete product makers sold to private equity investors and existing management teams
Final approval has been given for the partial demerger of Finnish contractor YIT, separating off its Building Services group, which will be transferred to new company Caverion Corporation.
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