Ametek (NYSE: AME) acquires VTI Instruments for $74 Million

Brian Hicks

Written By Brian Hicks

Posted February 10, 2014

Ametek Inc., the company with more than a hundred different brands of electronic and electromechanical instruments in its portfolio, announced today that it has acquired VTI Instruments for approximately $74 million. VTI is a California-based company that makes testing and measurement instruments for defense and aerospace, transportation, civil engineering, energy and power generation as well as other sectors. It will be folded into Ametek’s Electronic Instruments Group (EIG) which had $2 billion in combined sales last year.

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