Siemens agrees to buy software group Altair for US$10bil


The deal furthers the German engineering giant’s migration to higher margin, software-driven product lines. — Reuters

BERLIN: Siemens AG has agreed to buy software maker Altair Engineering Inc for an enterprise value of US$10bil, furthering the German engineering giant’s migration to higher margin, software-driven product lines.

In its largest-ever acquisition, Siemens will pay Altair investors US$113 a share, according to a statement.

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