May 21 (Reuters) - U.S. investment firm KKR said on Thursday it would sell aerospace and defense company Circor to motion control products maker Parker-Hannifin for $2.55 billion. Circor, which makes ...
With a 5-year dividend growth rate of 15.06%, Parker-Hannifin Corporation (NYSE:PH) is included among the 10 Best Dividend ...
KKR will retain CIRCOR's naval and industrial businesses after the deal, which is expected to close in the second half of 2026 ...
Adds complementary flight-critical motion and flow control capabilitiesProprietary technologies for current and next generation commercial and ...
Parker-Hannifin (PH) agreed to purchase the aerospace and defense unit of Circor from KKR (KKR) for more than $2.5 billion An ...
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Parker Hannifin is spending $2.6 billion to buy another aerospace business, part of KKR-owned Circor International. Both Parker Hannafin and KKR shares fell on Thursday.
Circor Aerospace expands Parker Hannifin's defense capabilities with key technologies. Credit: Circor Aerospace & Defense/Aerodyne Controls Major motion and control supplier Parker Hannifin said May ...
KKR has agreed to sell Circor Aerospace, a Burlington, Massachusetts-based manufacturer of flow control products for industrial, naval, and aerospace markets, to Parker Hannifin Corporation for $2.55 ...
KKR and CIRCOR International (“CIRCOR” or the “Company”), a global manufacturer of flow control products for industrial, naval, and aerospace markets, today announced the signing of a definitive ...
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