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Smiths Group to Divest Smiths Interconnect

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By Smiths Group Plc
| EDN Asia Verified
Article By : Smiths Group plc Smiths Group has entered into an agreement for the sale of Smiths Interconnect to Molex. Smiths Group plc has entered into an agreement for the sale of Smiths Interconnect to Molex Electronic Technologies Holdings LLC. The transaction values Smiths Interconnect at an enterprise value of £1.3 billion, representing 15.1x headline EBITDA of £86.1m1 for the fiscal year 2025.
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Smiths Group to Divest Smiths Interconnect

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By Smiths Group Plc
| EE Times Asia
Article By : Smiths Group plc Smiths Group has entered into an agreement for the sale of Smiths Interconnect to Molex. Smiths Group plc has entered into an agreement for the sale of Smiths Interconnect to Molex Electronic Technologies Holdings LLC. The transaction values Smiths Interconnect at an enterprise value of £1.3 billion, representing 15.1x headline EBITDA of £86.1m1 for the fiscal year 2025.
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Daily market update: UK market, US-China trade talks, IAG, Rightmove | Friday 09 May 2025

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By Rightmove PLC, Rentokil Initial PLC, Smiths Group Plc, Spirax Group PLC
| ajbell.co.uk
“With the UK having basked in trade deal glory yesterday, the spotlight has now turned to China,” says Russ Mould, Investment Director at AJ Bell. “China is America’s biggest rival in the trade war and any sign of a compromise in their tit-for-tat tariff spat could be taken positively by markets. It would help to settle nerves and dial down uncertainty in the markets, something that could easily put investors back in risk-on mode.
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