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PCB Technologies Buys California Firm for $120 Million

PCB Technologies has agreed to acquire U.S. firm Gorilla Circuits for $120 million. The acquisition aims to boost PCB Technologies' presence in the American market, especially in the aviation and defense sectors. Gorilla Circuits employs over 320 people and serves more than 700 clients.

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  1. 01PCB Technologies will acquire California-based Gorilla Circuits for $120 million.
  2. 02The acquisition aims to expand PCB Technologies' reach in the U.S. market.
  3. 03Gorilla Circuits serves over 700 clients in high-tech and defense.
  4. 04Gorilla Circuits employs more than 320 people.
  5. 05PCB Technologies' stock rose following the announcement.
Translated and summarized by baba from TheMarker, the latest report. Read TheMarker’s original

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